Tuesday, November 12, 2002

I was sitting here, at my computer, contemplating one of the many trivial aspects of society. The negative attitudes and generalizations of man. Me and a friend (who will go nameless as of yet) have devised a revolutionary plan to write a book composed of sociological outbursts, of no monotary subject matter, but of ambiguous outbursts of our imaginative minds (although this book is more of a fantasy than a reality, we simply pretend we are respected philosophers of modern day, satircally mocking their pompous theories). We allow our inner writers to come out in a form of anger and frustration with current societal norms and inadvertently suggest motives and solutions for our downfalls. Here is a small anecdote of our anecdote:

What we do not understand often becomes the object of ridicule. It is the crutch for those afraid to take a step on their own. It is the disease that plagues the youth, infecting the hallways of our schools, and breaking out in widespread cases. Humanities hate for one another is a most torturous malady that feeds off the lowest of human tendencies, where anger is sufficient and replenished by the culture we created. As a dog will return to its own vomit, so will we return to our own disease.
In the schools of our nation we see the degradation of morality. Mostly to blame is our own culture, our own society. Sure you could stop there, but we created it, it was manifested by us. We have free will. We can choose how we will act and how we will define ourselves. Therein lies the problem. We cannot change anyone but ourselves.
This epidemic of immorality has plagued us with the harsh reality of humanity. Humanitarianism has become non-existant in society and has become an act considered capricious. Why do we question the motives of those that benefit society? The jealous world looks down upon those that succeed in morality. They consider them to be selfless dwarfs of rebellion. I hear you, the moral person asking, "A negative reaction for a positive deed?" Sarcasm is not a basis for this statement, it is the unheard truth of society. Simply by looking at the youth of our nation, we realize that which goes unseen and unheard in the authoritative aspect. Constant deprivation of morality by disguising yourself in positive societal values does not make you moral, it simply creates a persona of false accusations and hypocritical ideals. Don't include yourself in this group of selfish indolents, inclusively seclude yourself from their ways, and logically examine the thought process of their actions: greed.

...now that you have looked into my mind and seen the thoughts of pointless rebellion, maybe you can understand that which is an undefeatable juggernaut of my well being. Perhaps, this notion could be defined in a simple quote:

"No one is cooler than anyone else." -Adam Kelly

Ideally, this quote could summarize all issues of society that people disagree with. Unfortunately, many people have problems agreeing with this statement, undermining the validity of that which they can not comprehend. At some point in time (most likely the fall of man), a unisexual ego was created, causing the human mind to want to be accepted, changing their views, likes and dislikes to be included in a group of 'secluders'. This action alone, started a massive chain reaction, making the lives of future humans emotionally more difficult. One might think that by saying this I am defying a common perception of society, democracy, free enterprise, and American ideals, but, I am only stating a truth that is within my mind, that is open to debate and closed to ridicule.

On another note, I have noticed in my scripture class the stupidity of some anonymous people who continuously argue with factual statements by using unlikely cases as counter-examples for debate. Little do they know, they are making themselves a statistic, arguing incessantly for the sake of arguing. For instance, our teacher will say, "Cheating is bad.", these individuals would probably say, "I sort of like disagree with that. What if they let you cheat off of them?" My teacher will respond, "Yes, but, in that case, both of them have sinned." and unfortunately, the student(s) will continue to argue something that is mutually agreed upon. Now, if the students I am talking about are reading this, please stop doing that in class, it annoys me.

Now, I must venture towards slumber, easing into a state of consciousness, and drift into a false reality, only to wake up to reality.

posted by Adam @ 9:54 PM Comments: 0