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Monday, May 21, 2007

ME FIRST WORLD...

Today marks the 27th anniversary of my birth into this dynamic realm known as life....And I can't decide if I have learned a lot in that period or nothing at all. Like most things, the answer probably falls somewhere in between. All of my life experiences have exposed me to many great things and many not so great. It is the not so great that worries me and what I will address here. Of all the challenging and difficult tasks one can face in life, none is more difficult than understanding human interaction. While history has shown that cooperation, loyalty, and honesty have proven the most productive elements in human relationships, we all seem to be heading away from these humanistic traits. Sure, we can all find a way to be cooperative and loyal when the results are beneficial to ourselves. But when it's for the greater good, or even more difficult, for the good of only others, few rush to the forefront. While conservatives and liberals alike give to charitable causes, such as churches and for "feeding the poor", most do so to make themselves feel better or have a false "moral obligation." I personally have been described as many things in my life but compassionate is not among the top. That being said, many would describe me as cooperative, loyal, and honest---nearly all to a fault. And while I haven't done much for the "greater good", I have done many things for those that are close to me, namely my family and friends, without any expectation of a beneficial return. The reason I do these things is because I genuinely care for these individuals, and no other human act reveals caring quite like an act of selflessness. For this I have been rewarded with people who have used, abused, and manipulated these acts of caring purely for there own benefit and only to the detriment of myself. And time after time, I reasoned these actions of others as misguided, ignorant, or accidental. It is only now that I am beginning to see that even those who profess to care about me the most, will deliberately and maliciously use my emotions for them for their own personal gain whether large or small, not matter the effects on me or my life. Even with this realization, I am faced with a troubling decision---Do I abandon trust, cooperation, loyalty, and honesty so that I may protect myself in this ME FIRST WORLD, or do I hope that those I choose to surround myself with, will embrace these values and reciprocate the genuine concern I feel for them?? 

Today, for once, I only have this question, no answer....

Maybe the next 27 years, God willing, will bring me the answer I seek or expose this as my greatest weakness...

Stay tuned....      


Friday, July 28, 2006

America's Path

Many claim that the great American experiment of democracy has failed to bear the fruits of its Founding. I would have to disagree entirely. For it is not the system, laws and policies, that have failed but rather they have not been carried out with the loyalty and integrity necessary to make them successful . Our second President, John Adams stated: "Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other." This statement entails that certain principals and values must be upheld by the citizens of this country, not through enforcement, but voluntarily in order for the Constitution to be effective. Unfortunately, our culture is so in enveloped by selfishness and personal want, the principals and values needed to give meaning to the letter of the Constitution have been abandoned by most and shunned by others. It is the lack of these values, namely loyalty and integrity, that have caused America's culture and social fabric to fray. The restoration of these values in all aspects of life, both public and private, is the only way to return America to path of greatness it started out on. Without this restoration, the Constitution can not function as America's blueprint for success but instead will remain "wholly inadequate"!     


Wednesday, June 28, 2006

A Sober Truth

A flaw in one's character, does not diminish one's point of view...


Thursday, April 06, 2006

Those who think radical Islamic terrorists can be negotiated with or understood...

Peep this and don't say S#!T!!!!!

After hours of testimony from friends, family and children of Americans who died on September 11th about the emotional impact on their lives, admitted terrorists Zacarias Moussaoui made this comment leaving the court...

"No pain, no gain, America."

 

 

 


Monday, April 03, 2006

Absolute Right and Wrong exist without religion but applies equally to all of them.

Understanding absolute right and wrong has nothing to with religion of any of its books or prophets.

 Rather right and wrong is measured by the results of ones pricipals, and how closely those results are aligned with absolute truth.

 



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