Why? Why? Why? Does it have to be this way?! I am so sick of men (of certain ethnic origins) talking down to me, ignoring me, treating me like I'm the one being unreasonable - just because I have tits. If you move to Canada please understand that while some women suck at being assertive, ALL women here have the same rights as a man. That includes the right to stand up for themselves!!
My landlord is an ass. He let smokers move in downstairs - AGAIN. They have just moved yet another male in the house who smokes. I went down there a few minutes ago to ask him to take his cigarette to the alley as per the landlords rules. He seemed to think I was being a hysterical female (his English isn't great) and started to yell at me. At that moment the Landlord came by & spoke to the guy, reiterating that he told the wife the rules....They guy pushed & pushed, but the landlord remained firm, smoke all you want IN THE ALLEY, but he agreed that I am a 'troublemaker'.
REALLY?! You dumb fuck, we both know that if I were a man there would NEVER had been any issues at all with my insistence about this...I can tell by the looks and slight sneer that it's all because I have tits and am therefore incapable of asserting the rules.
I hate to say this, I really do...but if you don't like strong women - MOVE BACK TO YOUR OWN DAMN COUNTRY! I am not going to cringe & whine just because you think I should!
June 4, 2012
Bullies....why do you bother?
"Sexual harassment in the world of video gaming
Although I am not surprised by the findings of this article, the statistics nor the proof (via Fat, Ugly or Slutty website) I am surprised that men still feel justified in acting this way, and that they are angry/surprised/defensive when called upon it. When did it become permissible to use 'freedom of speech' as an excuse/reason to bully, sexually harass, sexually intimidate and spread hatred? In the 60's one of the things youth revolted against was restrictions, discrimination and social unbalance posed upon them by society. I doubt that those at Woodstock foresaw that their fight for freedom of speech, living and acceptance would lead to such behaviour.According to Wiki: Bullying is a form of aggressive behavior manifested by the use of force or coercion to affect others, particularly when the behavior is habitual and involves an imbalance of power. It can include verbal harassment, physical assault or coercion and may be directed repeatedly towards particular victims, perhaps on grounds of race, religion, gender, sexuality, or ability
There are many psychological reasons a person becomes a bully...
Jaana Juvonen, a UCLA professor of developmental psychology whose decade of groundbreaking research on mean kids and their hapless victims is changing the way parents and schools think about bullying.
2012 Cyber Bullying Tactics Posted by Dr. Michael Nuccitelli As a forensic psychologist with expertise in theoretical criminology and abnormal psychology, this writer has formulated a psychological, and criminological construct for the growing dimension known as cyberspace.
I was bullyed as a child, I in turn bullied my little brother. Having been on both sides of the fence I can tell you that being bullied and being a bully is a sad, miserable way to live your life. You are in a constant state of anger, vengence, guilt, and justification. In other words - it sucks....
May 1, 2012
Helping comeuppance along....
The aforementioned weasel who definitely needs his comeuppance is going to pay. The suite downstairs was in his roommates name as the dick doesn't have a job and hasn't any references. He and said roommate where going to be evicted because he kept smoking in the house. Well this depressed him so much that he went on a binge and drank the rent. Somehow this self-appointed 'Life Coach' (I kid you not) convinced her to take out TWO payday loans so that they could afford to move... They left in the middle of the month, in the middle of the week, in the middle of the day.
Since then we have been getting all sorts of bills, past notices and several 'Intent to Sue' notices as well. Needless to say they did not give the landlord a forwarding address. So being the upright and helpful citizen that I am, I took it upon myself to put all the information I could gather on said notices...His facebook page, his 'business name', his phone number & e-mail address. He has since deleted his facebook page, but is now on LinkedIn. So today when I saw yet another Intent to Sue, I called the Pay Day Loan place and gave them his name as her roommate and his LinkedIn addy...
Sometimes comeuppance needs a little help.....Muhahahahahaha
Since then we have been getting all sorts of bills, past notices and several 'Intent to Sue' notices as well. Needless to say they did not give the landlord a forwarding address. So being the upright and helpful citizen that I am, I took it upon myself to put all the information I could gather on said notices...His facebook page, his 'business name', his phone number & e-mail address. He has since deleted his facebook page, but is now on LinkedIn. So today when I saw yet another Intent to Sue, I called the Pay Day Loan place and gave them his name as her roommate and his LinkedIn addy...
Sometimes comeuppance needs a little help.....Muhahahahahaha
April 24, 2012
“You know nasty little men like you always get their comeuppance.” - The Mummy
There are many sayings and old wives tales about Lady Fate, Karma or cosmic justice. From Aesop’s fables to local legends there are tales of letting it play itself out. When I was younger the thought that I would be punished later on in life for wrongdoings done at the time seemed ridiculous. Of course looking back we can always see the patterns, and though I feel that many ascribe meaning or justification to events that really have none, there have been a few moments in my life when I know I am getting bitten in the ass by Fate and rightly so.
Much to my smug satisfaction there have also been times when those who have wronged me or mine have paid for it in spectacular ways. Most likely, and for the sake of Karma, I should feel badly for those people, but I don’t and faking seems worse than a lie.
How are these cosmic scales balanced? I have no idea, nor would I presume to answer. It’s hard to wait for cosmic justice, for Fate to finally hand someone their head. The desire to actively seek out retribution is a strong one, but I have found that Karma deals out punishments far nastier than I could imagine to those whom deserve it.
Obviously I am writing this because I badly wish to give some douche his well deserved kick. So I wait. Consoled by the fact that the bullies who made my childhood unbearable, live small pointless lives as drones in corporate hell; my ex, who cheated on me and brought said whore to my birthday party, ended up losing his job, his apartment and his jeep; and that a few of the angry bitter hateful women, you know the ones who work in offices everywhere, have been laid-off or fired.
And now I wait for the douche that lived downstairs, smoked in the house, swore at my daughter and tried to turn the landlord against my family to get his. Thankfully he was kicked out, but the fear he put in my little girl… It’s hard to wait.
July 28, 2009
Bad Chapter for the Kindle E-Book Reader
How very typical - two steps forward for the environment and the advancement of literacy / accessibility and then the great salivating pig of consumerism (Amazon or any large corp.) has to 'step-in' and *%#* it all up!! Always this is the way. Is it a coincidence that the books deleted were 1984 & Animal Farm?!?! I think the universe is trying to tell us something here people!!
Were is the line between individual privacy and media/marketing research?!? Apparently we allowed it to disappear when along came all the the gossip mongering and marketing research companies. 'It might lead to something better, bigger, newer...' regardless of the cost or environmental impact. We let these companies into our lives without questioning how it would change our perceptions. And those that cautioned and asked> where will this lead? should we be all consuming? is my neighbours business, my business? what about privacy? < they were shouted down and reviled for 'getting in the way of progress' *stupid*
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Were is the line between individual privacy and media/marketing research?!? Apparently we allowed it to disappear when along came all the the gossip mongering and marketing research companies. 'It might lead to something better, bigger, newer...' regardless of the cost or environmental impact. We let these companies into our lives without questioning how it would change our perceptions. And those that cautioned and asked> where will this lead? should we be all consuming? is my neighbours business, my business? what about privacy? < they were shouted down and reviled for 'getting in the way of progress' *stupid*
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July 25, 2009
US child abandonded for being raped
Cultural or not I fail to see how anyone could blame an 8 year old girl for her own rape by four boys all under the age of 14. This has got to be one of the most disgusting displays of in-humanity I have seen in quite some time....ask me now if there is any point in trying to 'save the world'?!?BBC News/America
December 7, 2008
love
'I love you, you're perfect. Now let me change everything about you' Why are humans so?
Interesting question and one I think I have an answer too.....I don't think that people go into a relationship wanting to change their partner - it's that once in one, they realize that this person isn't what they thought and rather than admit to being wrong - they try to change said partner to suit their own expectations.
The questions now is: Why do humans enter into relationships with people they want to change? That's easier to answer then you think. Most humans don't - only a truly selfish, calculating and manipulative person would do this (and if you know any like this - run away!) I have observed that the whole 'love is blind' thing is true - it has to do with pheromones and a hyper awareness of being with a new love interest. Since these emotions are pleasurable it's easier to overlook a potential partners 'flaws' and 'go with it' rather than realizing the truth of a miss-match and feeling let-down (or letting the other person down- expectations can be hell to live with). It takes far more courage to break it off with an ill-suited match then anyone gives credit for.
Now we have to ask: Why do humans choose to stay in unfulfilled relationships like this? FEAR - fear of being alone, unwanted, and left-out. This fear drives abused women to stay with the men who beat them, young women to marry men 20 years older than themselves (and vice versa), and couples to stay married 'for the sake of the children'. Fear of missing out on the chance that it could work.So.....Why can't humans accept people for who they are rather than trying to change them to suit? (See the above) Because of the myth that one is supposed 'know' when it's 'true love' and humans hate to be wrong; it takes time and effort to grow a relationship and many feel foolish to have spent all this time on nothing (which is idiocy- it's more foolish to stay with someone you can't love/accept as they are). We as a race always look to the future, which makes sense, one must plan to have a job and home to live in once one grows up - this requires schooling, loans and budgeting. For those who know they want children before they meet a potential partner, planning for a career and the ability to buy a home or at least support a child becomes paramount (unless 'living in the moment' is what gave one a child - in which case all bets are off). Being wrong after all those promises and planning is a huge let-down, one that humans will go to great lengths to avoid (denial anyone?).
In my experience acceptance of another person comes with the ability to see yourself and them in the here and now. NOT the 'when she's done school, we will be ...' or 'when he inherits...' or 'once she catches a break...'. Dreams are a beautiful thing to believe in, but reality is what governs day-to-day life (sounds cold, but then look at the divorce rate worldwide). Dreams and expectations tend to go hand-in-hand, and promises/plans become the future. Who wants a partner that clearly states: "I will never rise above being a cashier at the grocery store" or "I'll always be an office lackey" or "I'll always be fighting with my weight and lazy with no real intention of ever taking care of myself" or "I will always be chasing 'the dream' but never achieve it" (granted the 'grocery clerk' could be a happy and contented soul who is kind, generous and sweet natured and the 'office lackey' could be a marathoner who loves to travel, and doesn't want to responsibility/limitations/stress of being CEO).
What humans need to ask themselves is this: Will I be happy with this person if they stay as they are right now, in this situation - for the rest of their life? People do and can change it's true, having a partner who loves you can be inspirational, but at the end of the day one usually reverts back to 'automatic behaviours' (we can't help it, it's programmed into our psyche from childhood - not an excuse, just a fact). So could you love the person you are with (or wanting to be with) if they never changed? I suspect that many people would say no - then give a list of reasons (excuses) for why they will stay regardless - then spend years driving each other mad with disapproval, rejection and disappointment.
Humans admire the ones who take risks and lead, media promotes this, so 'being content as you are, where you are' isn't always acceptable (sad but true) and breaking it off with someone when you realize you can't accept them is critiqued and ridiculed. (I look at my life and wonder why anyone would accept me as I am now - my life is a mess of half-finished projects, scattered dreams and debt- who the heck wants that?) I believe that only those who are willing to really see themselves (whether disappointing or not) are the ones who can accept others as they are for who they are in the here and now.
Of course the universe is tricky and unpredictable - the only constant in the universe is change...lol..how's that for a curve ball?! Life is a messy chaotic thing that grows and fluxes....maybe the trick is knowing how to ride the waves of change and thrive in chaos - that's the one part of life I have mastered.
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Interesting question and one I think I have an answer too.....I don't think that people go into a relationship wanting to change their partner - it's that once in one, they realize that this person isn't what they thought and rather than admit to being wrong - they try to change said partner to suit their own expectations.
The questions now is: Why do humans enter into relationships with people they want to change? That's easier to answer then you think. Most humans don't - only a truly selfish, calculating and manipulative person would do this (and if you know any like this - run away!) I have observed that the whole 'love is blind' thing is true - it has to do with pheromones and a hyper awareness of being with a new love interest. Since these emotions are pleasurable it's easier to overlook a potential partners 'flaws' and 'go with it' rather than realizing the truth of a miss-match and feeling let-down (or letting the other person down- expectations can be hell to live with). It takes far more courage to break it off with an ill-suited match then anyone gives credit for.
Now we have to ask: Why do humans choose to stay in unfulfilled relationships like this? FEAR - fear of being alone, unwanted, and left-out. This fear drives abused women to stay with the men who beat them, young women to marry men 20 years older than themselves (and vice versa), and couples to stay married 'for the sake of the children'. Fear of missing out on the chance that it could work.So.....Why can't humans accept people for who they are rather than trying to change them to suit? (See the above) Because of the myth that one is supposed 'know' when it's 'true love' and humans hate to be wrong; it takes time and effort to grow a relationship and many feel foolish to have spent all this time on nothing (which is idiocy- it's more foolish to stay with someone you can't love/accept as they are). We as a race always look to the future, which makes sense, one must plan to have a job and home to live in once one grows up - this requires schooling, loans and budgeting. For those who know they want children before they meet a potential partner, planning for a career and the ability to buy a home or at least support a child becomes paramount (unless 'living in the moment' is what gave one a child - in which case all bets are off). Being wrong after all those promises and planning is a huge let-down, one that humans will go to great lengths to avoid (denial anyone?).
In my experience acceptance of another person comes with the ability to see yourself and them in the here and now. NOT the 'when she's done school, we will be ...' or 'when he inherits...' or 'once she catches a break...'. Dreams are a beautiful thing to believe in, but reality is what governs day-to-day life (sounds cold, but then look at the divorce rate worldwide). Dreams and expectations tend to go hand-in-hand, and promises/plans become the future. Who wants a partner that clearly states: "I will never rise above being a cashier at the grocery store" or "I'll always be an office lackey" or "I'll always be fighting with my weight and lazy with no real intention of ever taking care of myself" or "I will always be chasing 'the dream' but never achieve it" (granted the 'grocery clerk' could be a happy and contented soul who is kind, generous and sweet natured and the 'office lackey' could be a marathoner who loves to travel, and doesn't want to responsibility/limitations/stress of being CEO).
What humans need to ask themselves is this: Will I be happy with this person if they stay as they are right now, in this situation - for the rest of their life? People do and can change it's true, having a partner who loves you can be inspirational, but at the end of the day one usually reverts back to 'automatic behaviours' (we can't help it, it's programmed into our psyche from childhood - not an excuse, just a fact). So could you love the person you are with (or wanting to be with) if they never changed? I suspect that many people would say no - then give a list of reasons (excuses) for why they will stay regardless - then spend years driving each other mad with disapproval, rejection and disappointment.
Humans admire the ones who take risks and lead, media promotes this, so 'being content as you are, where you are' isn't always acceptable (sad but true) and breaking it off with someone when you realize you can't accept them is critiqued and ridiculed. (I look at my life and wonder why anyone would accept me as I am now - my life is a mess of half-finished projects, scattered dreams and debt- who the heck wants that?) I believe that only those who are willing to really see themselves (whether disappointing or not) are the ones who can accept others as they are for who they are in the here and now.
Of course the universe is tricky and unpredictable - the only constant in the universe is change...lol..how's that for a curve ball?! Life is a messy chaotic thing that grows and fluxes....maybe the trick is knowing how to ride the waves of change and thrive in chaos - that's the one part of life I have mastered.
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December 1, 2008
let the consumerist mayhem begin?
December 1st. I look forward to and dread this time of year. I've never been big on the whole 'it's a holy day' thing - and honestly if you do even the smallest bit of research you'll realise that much of what we 'believe to be true' isn't historically accurate - after all it's the winners who write history.
What I have always enjoyed is the snowfall, the warmth of a fire, the anticipation of getting/giving and the food. Not that I'm particularly greedy, but it is exciting knowing that someone you love found something special just for you. My mom is the champion of gift givers - she is amazing at finding that odd little thing that someone will adore and treasure - thankfully I have inherited this trait. It's never very big, or expensive, but always thoughtful and fitting. The kind of gift that one says 'oooh I saw that, but didn't buy it' or 'I was just looking for something like this'.
Some say that giving gifts is selfish because it's all about the glory of the giver being so freaking clever or spending lots of money and expecting something back (I have one of this type at home - he also never ever lets you forget which gift he gave you). I disagree with this. When I buy a gift for someone - it's for them, about them and their likes - it has very little to do with me other than that I saw the thing. (toys are a different story - that's just greedy gimmie gimmie as most children don't learn to gift until they are older). Obviously I'm happy if they like it (and being right about their liking it is cool too), but that is secondary. You don't show someone that you appreciate, love, and respect who they are by buying them things you'd like to have.....and if you do - than shame on you.
What I have always enjoyed is the snowfall, the warmth of a fire, the anticipation of getting/giving and the food. Not that I'm particularly greedy, but it is exciting knowing that someone you love found something special just for you. My mom is the champion of gift givers - she is amazing at finding that odd little thing that someone will adore and treasure - thankfully I have inherited this trait. It's never very big, or expensive, but always thoughtful and fitting. The kind of gift that one says 'oooh I saw that, but didn't buy it' or 'I was just looking for something like this'.
Some say that giving gifts is selfish because it's all about the glory of the giver being so freaking clever or spending lots of money and expecting something back (I have one of this type at home - he also never ever lets you forget which gift he gave you). I disagree with this. When I buy a gift for someone - it's for them, about them and their likes - it has very little to do with me other than that I saw the thing. (toys are a different story - that's just greedy gimmie gimmie as most children don't learn to gift until they are older). Obviously I'm happy if they like it (and being right about their liking it is cool too), but that is secondary. You don't show someone that you appreciate, love, and respect who they are by buying them things you'd like to have.....and if you do - than shame on you.
November 25, 2008
The things that keep me going.....
spontaneous 'I love yous' from my daughter
love notes written on the bathroom mirror
text messages telling me how much I'm missed
finding a new book from my favourite author
knowing I found the perfect gift for someone
a teen giving his seat to an old woman on the bus
a genuine 'have a good day' from a clerk
a hot cup of tea on a cold morning
a rainbow on a rainy, cloudy day
love notes written on the bathroom mirror
text messages telling me how much I'm missed
finding a new book from my favourite author
knowing I found the perfect gift for someone
a teen giving his seat to an old woman on the bus
a genuine 'have a good day' from a clerk
a hot cup of tea on a cold morning
a rainbow on a rainy, cloudy day
November 24, 2008
Let's all look the other way?!?!
Why isn't anyone else as frightened about this as I am? Why aren't we all up in arms demanding changes be made NOW? Read this and tell you aren't the lest bit concerned, not even a little...
State of the Planet in Graphics - BBC World News
I've been watching a lot of Rick Mercer and George Stroumboulopoulos and they both have asked this question of their viewers...Dr. David Suzuki was on with George recently and he asked the same thing. Why? Are we all hoping it will fix itself? or that 'someone' will come up with the answer to 'it all'?
One Million Acts of Green - George Stroumboulopoulos
David Susuki's Nature Challenge
Spread the Net.org
Maybe this is why we all love comic book heros so much - it would be lovely to believe there was 'someone' with amazing super powers 'who could sweep down and save humanity from itself' - Nice thought, very comforting and it would certainly let us all of the hook.
Reality is very different however, and no matter how many stars or TV shows tell us 'we' need to help fix things no one I know seems to really care. I've asked, I've sent out this repeort and 3 others exactly like it to all my friends asking - "what can we do?" I only 2 replies...both of whom said - gee this is very interesting, thanks....didn't read the whole thing, no time, but you're right 'someone should do something'.
If it weren't for the fact that I have a child who is already planning on having children of her own one day - I might not care either....but I do. I am trying to do my part, but it's hard to keep going when your neighbours so obviously don't give a crap.
State of the Planet in Graphics - BBC World News
I've been watching a lot of Rick Mercer and George Stroumboulopoulos and they both have asked this question of their viewers...Dr. David Suzuki was on with George recently and he asked the same thing. Why? Are we all hoping it will fix itself? or that 'someone' will come up with the answer to 'it all'?
One Million Acts of Green - George Stroumboulopoulos
David Susuki's Nature Challenge
Spread the Net.org
Maybe this is why we all love comic book heros so much - it would be lovely to believe there was 'someone' with amazing super powers 'who could sweep down and save humanity from itself' - Nice thought, very comforting and it would certainly let us all of the hook.
Reality is very different however, and no matter how many stars or TV shows tell us 'we' need to help fix things no one I know seems to really care. I've asked, I've sent out this repeort and 3 others exactly like it to all my friends asking - "what can we do?" I only 2 replies...both of whom said - gee this is very interesting, thanks....didn't read the whole thing, no time, but you're right 'someone should do something'.
If it weren't for the fact that I have a child who is already planning on having children of her own one day - I might not care either....but I do. I am trying to do my part, but it's hard to keep going when your neighbours so obviously don't give a crap.
November 20, 2008
Tales of Horror - Dating and the Single Mom.....
Many of my friends are single moms, and many of my male friends are single..lol so naturally I get asked "what are the 'rules' for dating a single mom?". Why they think I know the answer I haven't a clue - my dating life has been one disaster after another, and sex is...well usually unattainable - unfortunately. After being asked one time to many I decided to write up some 'rules' and send them out for discussion - we (the single moms) decided that this is as close as it gets to the truth of it - a bit blunt and maybe too honest, but still.....
MYTH - All single moms want a 'new' daddy. Nope- many of us have NO desire to go that route again without very careful consideration..All most of us want is a casual … 'relationship' with someone who is too busy for anything full-time – there's no need romance, we haven't the time for ooyee-gooey crap, and we don't expect dinner out every freaking night. (Sounds great right? Apparently I'm wrong)
TIME - A single mother HAS to arrange a babysitter and needs a bit of notice before going out! More than 3 days at least!
MONEY -Why is it difficult to understand that we are…well…of little income – hello? SINGLE MOM – so no we can't afford to go to Cin Cin or Joe Fortes – not my fault, 60% of single mothers live near or below the poverty line –get over it.
GOLDEN RULE- My daughter lives with me, so no you can't come over afterwards- sorry. Tried it – disastrous.
OBVIOUS - We can't drink martinis all night – not even on Friday – we need to get up with our child / children at 7:30 am on Saturday morning, whether we want to or not – and if we are sleeping over we still have to go home at some point, hangovers are a luxury our child/children can't afford!
ATTACHMENT- Kids get attached to people, especially ones who make mommy happy. To keep said child safe from a broken heart after their new 'friend' is gone please understand that we have no intention of introducing said 'guy' to our child/children unless we feel strongly about him AFTER a period of 6 months.
PRIORITIES- Our children come first. In the middle of a date, in the middle of the night, it doesn't matter. We will leave you to go to them. Might not be fair, but that's the way it is - and would you respect us as mothers if it were any other way? As I had to say to one date - "Duh, she's my baby, not 'ours'- mine...of course she's first!!"
MYTH - All single moms want a 'new' daddy. Nope- many of us have NO desire to go that route again without very careful consideration..All most of us want is a casual … 'relationship' with someone who is too busy for anything full-time – there's no need romance, we haven't the time for ooyee-gooey crap, and we don't expect dinner out every freaking night. (Sounds great right? Apparently I'm wrong)
TIME - A single mother HAS to arrange a babysitter and needs a bit of notice before going out! More than 3 days at least!
MONEY -Why is it difficult to understand that we are…well…of little income – hello? SINGLE MOM – so no we can't afford to go to Cin Cin or Joe Fortes – not my fault, 60% of single mothers live near or below the poverty line –get over it.
GOLDEN RULE- My daughter lives with me, so no you can't come over afterwards- sorry. Tried it – disastrous.
OBVIOUS - We can't drink martinis all night – not even on Friday – we need to get up with our child / children at 7:30 am on Saturday morning, whether we want to or not – and if we are sleeping over we still have to go home at some point, hangovers are a luxury our child/children can't afford!
ATTACHMENT- Kids get attached to people, especially ones who make mommy happy. To keep said child safe from a broken heart after their new 'friend' is gone please understand that we have no intention of introducing said 'guy' to our child/children unless we feel strongly about him AFTER a period of 6 months.
PRIORITIES- Our children come first. In the middle of a date, in the middle of the night, it doesn't matter. We will leave you to go to them. Might not be fair, but that's the way it is - and would you respect us as mothers if it were any other way? As I had to say to one date - "Duh, she's my baby, not 'ours'- mine...of course she's first!!"
September 29, 2008
ACK!!
I'm not afraid to admit it - I am SCARED!! Everything I read, or see / hear on the news about the world has negative connotations.... The environment is going to hell in a hand basket, the economy seems to be following gleefully along with it, and humans keep pretending all is well. Wars and genocide abound....human trafficking, sexual slavery, pedophiles travelling to 3rd world country so they CAN abuse?!?! Every day you can find at least one story about some stupid fu*&ing kid who got shot due to 'gang related' issues....WTF is wrong with this picture??
Regardless of whether or not you personally agree with the idea of 'Global Warming', even a five year old can tell you that throwing garbage in the ocean and cutting the down the trees is a bad idea. And whether or not it's personally YOUR fault - we should ALL being doing something about it. Why do so many people assume that it's 'some one else's' job to clean it all up?!
And yes I know there are many groups out there and many individuals who do take responsibility for their own mess - but many do not - and my question is then - why do you even need to be told?!? Its obvious to a child that keeping your room clean means you can easily find your toys and you will stay out of trouble with your parents - simple right?? So why doesn't it also occur that keeping your environment clean is also a good idea??
As for the economy - well DUH!! all you have to do is go out to a 'trendy bar' and you will see all the pathetic superficial idiots who must have the newest everything, the best of the most expensive...etc..how long did you think you could keep putting yourself into debt and living off your credit cards all in the name of looking better or having more than other people?! What kind of simpleton are you that you are so insecure in yourself that you won't feel lovable unless you have all the 'right' clothes and 'stuff'?! This is the reason why I monitor my daughters tv viewing...I refuse to allow her to be turned into the same mindless 'have to have it' creatures that frequent Holt Renfrew.... and to respond to those idiots - no I am not poor, nor am I ugly or fat - I just don't give a shit what others think, my theory is that if my 'brand' is more important to you than my mind or my personality - than you are not someone I would spend time with - so I don't care what you think.
WAR - as long as there are humans, there will be war....only in my dreams do I see an end to this.
What to do with all the ones who delight in human suffering? hmmmmm I have an idea - 'general population' sounds like a perfect solution to me, either that or we should all be a little more like Dexter (he really is my hero).
Gangs - well I've come to believe that fast cars, street racing, drugs, guns and gangs are the 'new' natural selection for the evolution of humanity. I'm guessing that Mother Nature wants to speed up the process of riding herself of the infestation of humanity that plagues her and is offering inspiriation to those who invent such things...
Regardless of whether or not you personally agree with the idea of 'Global Warming', even a five year old can tell you that throwing garbage in the ocean and cutting the down the trees is a bad idea. And whether or not it's personally YOUR fault - we should ALL being doing something about it. Why do so many people assume that it's 'some one else's' job to clean it all up?!
And yes I know there are many groups out there and many individuals who do take responsibility for their own mess - but many do not - and my question is then - why do you even need to be told?!? Its obvious to a child that keeping your room clean means you can easily find your toys and you will stay out of trouble with your parents - simple right?? So why doesn't it also occur that keeping your environment clean is also a good idea??
As for the economy - well DUH!! all you have to do is go out to a 'trendy bar' and you will see all the pathetic superficial idiots who must have the newest everything, the best of the most expensive...etc..how long did you think you could keep putting yourself into debt and living off your credit cards all in the name of looking better or having more than other people?! What kind of simpleton are you that you are so insecure in yourself that you won't feel lovable unless you have all the 'right' clothes and 'stuff'?! This is the reason why I monitor my daughters tv viewing...I refuse to allow her to be turned into the same mindless 'have to have it' creatures that frequent Holt Renfrew.... and to respond to those idiots - no I am not poor, nor am I ugly or fat - I just don't give a shit what others think, my theory is that if my 'brand' is more important to you than my mind or my personality - than you are not someone I would spend time with - so I don't care what you think.
WAR - as long as there are humans, there will be war....only in my dreams do I see an end to this.
What to do with all the ones who delight in human suffering? hmmmmm I have an idea - 'general population' sounds like a perfect solution to me, either that or we should all be a little more like Dexter (he really is my hero).
Gangs - well I've come to believe that fast cars, street racing, drugs, guns and gangs are the 'new' natural selection for the evolution of humanity. I'm guessing that Mother Nature wants to speed up the process of riding herself of the infestation of humanity that plagues her and is offering inspiriation to those who invent such things...
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