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Just a few thoughts, please read
It has always amazed me how subjective music is.
I was watching the news today, and the main topic was the arrest of 24 British Nationals of Pakistani descent, who were planning a terrorist attack, consisting of hijacking 10 planes while travelling from the U.K. to America.
This is the latest news ive got regarding one of the most frightening situations going on in the last 100 years.
You might think im a nutjob, but im not.
If you just sat on your couch and watched the TV, read a newspaper or listened to the radio a bit, you would see that the world is in a transition phase, lets face it, we are in World War 3. The stage we are at right now is the same as Hitler taking over Czechoslovakia during World War 2.
Lets not forget about the war in the middle east, Israel vs. Lebanon,where thousands of people have been wounded and many more have died in the past 2 weeks.
Plus, North Korea Plans to launch missiles aimed at America.
Plus, Iran plans to erase Israel from the Map.
August 22nd is supposed to be the day that Iran will bring to life its evil plan of destroying Israel and America. Rumours say there are bombs set up in the major American Cities, such as Detroit, Miami, Los Angeles, Boston, NY, Seattle, etc, etc, etc.
Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez is Iran�s ally.
The war in Iraq has been going on for 3 years now...
All these situations to be honest with you, make me very very very sad. And Scared.
Add Global Warming, Poverty, etc, etc, etc.
Now, you might be thinking, what the hell is this guy thinking, and why did he post it here.
The answer is very simple.
I started this post saying it has always amazed how subjective music is, and indeed, its always amazed me.
One of the few pure things remaining in this world is Music, and with all these situations in the world its really comming to a second plane to me.
Im, to be honest with you, FRIGHTENED. and not because of what might happen to me, but because of what this world will turn into. All the Joys the humans have, such as Music, Sex, Love, Games, etc, are part of ourselves, they make us human.
Why do people have to choose war over peace? If there is so much beauty in this world to explore?
Do you imagine the difference itll make if a kid picked up a guitar or sat in front of a piano instead of grabbing knifes?
Music is one of the few distractions i personally have that really set me apart from my worries. And i think i might be one of the few people who are really worried about all these events happening in the world.
Just think about it for a second.
Charles.
Links:
http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/08/10/us.security/index.html
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20060807...an_package_dc_2
http://frontpagemag.com/Articles/Re...le.asp?ID=23533
This didn't work in the 60s and it's not going to work now. Sorry, I wish I was wronng, but I'm not.
Im with you Globalelctro in the way of seeing things but yet wars are way deeper than that...Each one of these countries are so much into themselves they truly do not care about the beautiful things out ther...I mean it does happen sometimes that music put the ppl together but the main problem is government...they dont really care any way I think they are too brain washed themselved with their own ideas they cant even se beautiful things...but btw...all these conflicts are going on for ages...killing and and and..it didnt start now...tho still I tend to agree that this world is going mad!!!
stupidity and religion, that's all i have to say
meh, i took a test to find out how im going to die and it said suicide.
i think it might be onto something there.
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| Originally posted by skip stupidity and religion, that's all i have to say |
=(... religion has always made me kinda depressed. i have a lot of korean friends who mostly tend to be christian and they try to convert me sometimes asking me why i can't put my faith in god. i've just always felt that the original intentions of most religions have been skewed by people using it for their own personal goals. throughout history you can clearly see that from the time humans became somewhat civilized, religion has played a huge factor in so many wars. why does so much killing and evil have to happen in the name of god? you can just see how gullible people are these days and then you can begin to understand how the masses were swayed back in history to go on massive crusades and expeditions conquering new lands, destroying civilizations all in the name of god. whatever happened to using these amazing texts such as the bible as strictly moral guidance and teachings of how to live and treat each other with respect. somehow people began taking these books too literally and begin interpreting it in their own right using it lead the mindless peons. now in the middle east, the muslim radicals are blindly leading their recruits to "glory" while over here in america, the middle american christian is becoming more racist and anti-everything non-american. what can we do except wait until the unexpected happens once again and our world gets turned upside down.
people need to start treating each other with respect and dignity. why let thousand year old scriptures dictate how we think. the human brain is such an amazing organ and tool. surely we all have enough intelligence to put ourselves first before our religion.
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| Originally posted by skip stupidity and religion, that's all i have to say |
peace in the park concerts all over the world
it's an idea.........
id say at this point religion, or extreme religion at least, is a way bigger problem than global warming. kind of sad.
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| Originally posted by Blake_Jarrell id say at this point religion, or extreme religion at least, is a way bigger problem than global warming. kind of sad. |
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| Originally posted by Az peace in the park concerts all over the world it's an idea......... |
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| Originally posted by trancinchink =(... religion has always made me kinda depressed. i have a lot of korean friends who mostly tend to be christian and they try to convert me sometimes asking me why i can't put my faith in god. i've just always felt that the original intentions of most religions have been skewed by people using it for their own personal goals. throughout history you can clearly see that from the time humans became somewhat civilized, religion has played a huge factor in so many wars. why does so much killing and evil have to happen in the name of god? you can just see how gullible people are these days and then you can begin to understand how the masses were swayed back in history to go on massive crusades and expeditions conquering new lands, destroying civilizations all in the name of god. whatever happened to using these amazing texts such as the bible as strictly moral guidance and teachings of how to live and treat each other with respect. somehow people began taking these books too literally and begin interpreting it in their own right using it lead the mindless peons. now in the middle east, the muslim radicals are blindly leading their recruits to "glory" while over here in america, the middle american christian is becoming more racist and anti-everything non-american. what can we do except wait until the unexpected happens once again and our world gets turned upside down. people need to start treating each other with respect and dignity. why let thousand year old scriptures dictate how we think. the human brain is such an amazing organ and tool. surely we all have enough intelligence to put ourselves first before our religion. |
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| Originally posted by rustyryan Pentagon. He recently went out to service a 28 story tall radar that is floating disguised as an oil rig on the west coast of the US. It can detect as much as a model rocket being launched out of Korea and track it as far as it goes. |
ying yang. you cant have good without evil, happiness without sadness, peace without war. you will always need an opposite of something to base a reference from, this is the way of the universe and all existence. that is the fundamental reason why a utopian society can never exist.
peace is dead. ferry corsten killed it.
haha
Stop watching CNN so much?
Everybody thinks their time is the most epic, the most important. Truth is, the world is doing relatively pretty well right now. There's been far worse conflicts by the thousands where millions were killed. The problem is that today we're bombarded with all this gloomy information, and it gives people (especially americans such as yourself) the impression that the world is falling apart around them. You drive home from work and turn on the radio and all you hear about is how many people got killed in iraq today, then you get home, flip on your TV and you hear about a terrorist plot to blow up airliners, so you go on the internet and your homepage has a bunch of links about terrorism, iraq, etcetera. You're a prime example of the effects of the "culture of fear" that sociologists often talk about. Without realizing it, you end up viewing the world through the lens of pessimistic media. It affects how people lead their lives, and it affects how people make their decisions. It's no coincidence that so many americans keep firearms for protection and vote for extremely conservative leaders.
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| Originally posted by Aquarian Stop watching CNN so much? Everybody thinks their time is the most epic, the most important. Truth is, the world is doing relatively pretty well right now. There's been far worse conflicts by the thousands where millions were killed. The problem is that today we're bombarded with all this gloomy information, and it gives people (especially americans such as yourself) the impression that the world is falling apart around them. You drive home from work and turn on the radio and all you hear about is how many people got killed in iraq today, then you get home, flip on your TV and you hear about a terrorist plot to blow up airliners, so you go on the internet and your homepage has a bunch of links about terrorism, iraq, etcetera. You're a prime example of the effects of the "culture of fear" that sociologists often talk about. Without realizing it, you end up viewing the world through the lens of pessimistic media. It affects how people lead their lives, and it affects how people make their decisions. It's no coincidence that so many americans keep firearms for protection and vote for extremely conservative leaders. |
except for pearl harbor
(just a little tidbit that you might want to remember)
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| Originally posted by nefardec except for pearl harbor (just a little tidbit that you might want to remember) |
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| Originally posted by nefardec except for pearl harbor (just a little tidbit that you might want to remember) |
Remy D moos at u, moooooooooooooooooooooooo
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| Originally posted by Aquarian Stop watching CNN so much? Everybody thinks their time is the most epic, the most important. Truth is, the world is doing relatively pretty well right now. There's been far worse conflicts by the thousands where millions were killed. The problem is that today we're bombarded with all this gloomy information, and it gives people (especially americans such as yourself) the impression that the world is falling apart around them. You drive home from work and turn on the radio and all you hear about is how many people got killed in iraq today, then you get home, flip on your TV and you hear about a terrorist plot to blow up airliners, so you go on the internet and your homepage has a bunch of links about terrorism, iraq, etcetera. You're a prime example of the effects of the "culture of fear" that sociologists often talk about. Without realizing it, you end up viewing the world through the lens of pessimistic media. It affects how people lead their lives, and it affects how people make their decisions. It's no coincidence that so many americans keep firearms for protection and vote for extremely conservative leaders. |
I'm pretty worried about the current world affaris as well... I think we're going to see some major economic, political and national changes around the world within the next couple of years, for good or better I don't know, but 9/11 and the war on terrorism set off what seems to be a world shift of power. That's just my gut feeling,
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| Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Spot on. What the hell is wrong with the world? The Middle East is a hot-bed (no change there) and there's some vague threats that an Asian country or two haven't heard of MAD. However, just because America had war (albeit a terrorist attack) occur on her soil for the first time in about 150 years... WE'RE ALL GOING TO DIE. |
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