For the people who live in the south of Vietnam, they no longer fear assassination at the hands of the Americans, or their Vietnamese allies.
Asking any question about Vietnam often gets very biased answers from Americans who still cannot get over their morally superior complexes, and links to a questionable Wikipedia pages. These types have a lot to say about the education/labor camps, but always fall short on CIA assassination programs like Operation Phoenix.
How has life changed for the South Vietnamese people since it fell to the Communist forces of the North?
Well for a start the Americans aren't dropping napalm on their children any more. That must be more comfortable.How has life changed for the South Vietnamese people since it fell to the Communist forces of the North?
well, for a start, about 35,000 South Vietnamese who trusted American promises to stand by them were taken off to %26quot;re-education camps%26quot; by the Communists and worked to death......
the Humong people of the Central Highlands were pretty much exterminated....How has life changed for the South Vietnamese people since it fell to the Communist forces of the North?
Many people in the cities (especially professionals) were forced into the countryside, became farmers. Thousands were sent to 're-education' camps; to be indoctrinated with Communism.
More info here, under 'Postwar'
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VietnamPosHow has life changed for the South Vietnamese people since it fell to the Communist forces of the North?
The country side zones where city folks were forcibly relocated to to become farmers were called %26quot;new economic zone%26quot;, which like %26quot;re-education camps%26quot;, were no more than pretty names for punishment and revenge meted out to %26quot;reactionary%26quot; elements.
Besides these two types of tragedies, thousand perished in their dangerous escape in high seas in quest for freedom. They'd rather die than live in the %26quot;communist utopia%26quot;.
Thursday, June 2, 2011
What does it mean when people say ' Music changes people's lives'?
What does it mean when people say ' Music changes people's lives and the people who listen to it.' I've heard pop stars say this but what do they mean it can change the life of who listens to itWhat does it mean when people say %26039; Music changes people%26039;s lives%26039;?
Simply put- inspiration for life direction.
Most of the pop stars who say this attribute the influence of music to their career and sound.What does it mean when people say %26039; Music changes people%26039;s lives%26039;?
Music Influences people basically.
Im not sure about everyone else but I know alot of the times it influences my mood.What does it mean when people say %26039; Music changes people%26039;s lives%26039;?
Music plays an important part in the lives of people of all ages. It can have symbolic significance for nation-states and regions, can be a source of deep emotional experience for the individual, or can be an expression of life-style, image and social belonging. Music affects, but is itself affected by forces influenced by different purposes and intentions of an economic, ideological, educational, and political nature. The landscape of music is extensive ?so, too, is that of music education. A teaching situation in Music in the Swedish school can vary. Helena plays the violin, Marcus plays the electric bass, Frida plays the trumpet, and Erik plays nothing at all but has a great interest in music and knows a great deal about the music that interests him. All are pupils at compulsory school, where they have a class teacher in Music. Helena, Marcus, and Frida also go to the Municipal School of Arts, where they have a second music teacher. Their music teachers have been educated at one of Sweden's colleges of music. What do we know about, and what do we need to learn about, Helena's, Marcus's, Frida's, and Erik's relation to music? What music experiences have they? Can this experience be counted as knowledge?
Music is linked with the person and the person's interaction with the world around. It is tested and judged on the basis of the person's own experience and everyday practical knowledge. With regard to young people this comes out clearly in, for example, Drotner 1994, Economou 1994 and St氓lhammar 1995. In the world of young people there are no fixed boundaries between subjects, no dissection of subjects into fragments. If young people's own experience conflicts with the process of knowledge acquisition such as can be found in, for example, the school, it is understandable that their values, attitudes, and praxis will begin to emerge outside the framework of the established institutions.
Music is a major leisure interest for virtually all young people. Though linked with image and body, music itself is at the centre. It can involve video, film, graffiti, rock concerts, their own singing or playing, clothes, style, disco, work-out, jazz dance, body-building, jogging, skateboard, snowboard, in-line skates, or computers. Almost all young people say that they are interested in music ?but what do they mean by music?
It is sometimes said that young people have a passive attitude to music, that they mainly encounter it in a context of reception. This, though, is a misconception. Most of them are active with regard to music. They compose at the computer or use music in conjunction with other leisure pursuits. Music is important in their lives. They participate in the changes occurring in the musical community. The computer has blurred the boundaries between listening to music and actively practising it. Everyone has the chance to compose, arrange, and mix music. Music is combined with other cultural pursuits. The voluntary music schools that have existed in the majority of municipalities in Sweden are being transformed into schools of arts, and the work of the latter is often pursued in co-operation with the compulsory school. Courses are offered in drama, dance, art education, and music.
What does it mean when people say %26039; Music changes people%26039;s lives%26039;?
I means it changed their livesWhat does it mean when people say %26039; Music changes people%26039;s lives%26039;?
All songs have a certain meaning to them. They also set a mood, take for example, if your sad or mad, there is always a song to help you through whatever it is that your feeling. Music can influence people in all kinds of ways you just have to find the way that it will help you change.What does it mean when people say %26039; Music changes people%26039;s lives%26039;?
oh believe me, one album has changed my life, and it wasn't some crap emo, pop, or rap person. Its called classical music. It didn't change the things that happened around me, it just changed the way I look at things, the way i perceive things. God I love that composer.What does it mean when people say %26039; Music changes people%26039;s lives%26039;?
i believe it.
i have listened to a lot of music but only a few artists/ bands/ music i have listened to has influenced me in some way, or the lyrics to a song can give out a message which can make you look at things with a different perspective.
it's true and happens every day to everyone. even if you don't realise it at the time.
What does it mean when people say %26039; Music changes people%26039;s lives%26039;?
Bacically its changed their 'wallet' sizedynamic duos for teenage girls horses
Simply put- inspiration for life direction.
Most of the pop stars who say this attribute the influence of music to their career and sound.What does it mean when people say %26039; Music changes people%26039;s lives%26039;?
Music Influences people basically.
Im not sure about everyone else but I know alot of the times it influences my mood.What does it mean when people say %26039; Music changes people%26039;s lives%26039;?
Music plays an important part in the lives of people of all ages. It can have symbolic significance for nation-states and regions, can be a source of deep emotional experience for the individual, or can be an expression of life-style, image and social belonging. Music affects, but is itself affected by forces influenced by different purposes and intentions of an economic, ideological, educational, and political nature. The landscape of music is extensive ?so, too, is that of music education. A teaching situation in Music in the Swedish school can vary. Helena plays the violin, Marcus plays the electric bass, Frida plays the trumpet, and Erik plays nothing at all but has a great interest in music and knows a great deal about the music that interests him. All are pupils at compulsory school, where they have a class teacher in Music. Helena, Marcus, and Frida also go to the Municipal School of Arts, where they have a second music teacher. Their music teachers have been educated at one of Sweden's colleges of music. What do we know about, and what do we need to learn about, Helena's, Marcus's, Frida's, and Erik's relation to music? What music experiences have they? Can this experience be counted as knowledge?
Music is linked with the person and the person's interaction with the world around. It is tested and judged on the basis of the person's own experience and everyday practical knowledge. With regard to young people this comes out clearly in, for example, Drotner 1994, Economou 1994 and St氓lhammar 1995. In the world of young people there are no fixed boundaries between subjects, no dissection of subjects into fragments. If young people's own experience conflicts with the process of knowledge acquisition such as can be found in, for example, the school, it is understandable that their values, attitudes, and praxis will begin to emerge outside the framework of the established institutions.
Music is a major leisure interest for virtually all young people. Though linked with image and body, music itself is at the centre. It can involve video, film, graffiti, rock concerts, their own singing or playing, clothes, style, disco, work-out, jazz dance, body-building, jogging, skateboard, snowboard, in-line skates, or computers. Almost all young people say that they are interested in music ?but what do they mean by music?
It is sometimes said that young people have a passive attitude to music, that they mainly encounter it in a context of reception. This, though, is a misconception. Most of them are active with regard to music. They compose at the computer or use music in conjunction with other leisure pursuits. Music is important in their lives. They participate in the changes occurring in the musical community. The computer has blurred the boundaries between listening to music and actively practising it. Everyone has the chance to compose, arrange, and mix music. Music is combined with other cultural pursuits. The voluntary music schools that have existed in the majority of municipalities in Sweden are being transformed into schools of arts, and the work of the latter is often pursued in co-operation with the compulsory school. Courses are offered in drama, dance, art education, and music.
What does it mean when people say %26039; Music changes people%26039;s lives%26039;?
I means it changed their livesWhat does it mean when people say %26039; Music changes people%26039;s lives%26039;?
All songs have a certain meaning to them. They also set a mood, take for example, if your sad or mad, there is always a song to help you through whatever it is that your feeling. Music can influence people in all kinds of ways you just have to find the way that it will help you change.What does it mean when people say %26039; Music changes people%26039;s lives%26039;?
oh believe me, one album has changed my life, and it wasn't some crap emo, pop, or rap person. Its called classical music. It didn't change the things that happened around me, it just changed the way I look at things, the way i perceive things. God I love that composer.What does it mean when people say %26039; Music changes people%26039;s lives%26039;?
i believe it.
i have listened to a lot of music but only a few artists/ bands/ music i have listened to has influenced me in some way, or the lyrics to a song can give out a message which can make you look at things with a different perspective.
it's true and happens every day to everyone. even if you don't realise it at the time.
What does it mean when people say %26039; Music changes people%26039;s lives%26039;?
Bacically its changed their 'wallet' size
Why would people change from hunter-gatherers to agrarians? How did this transition change overall life? ?
Would Really Like As Much Information As Possible Have An Essay To Write ThanksWhy would people change from hunter-gatherers to agrarians? How did this transition change overall life? ?
Planting crops gave agrarian societies a much more stable, reliable and plentiful food supply than hunting and gathering did.
Planting crops also required people to stay in one place to tend their fields rather than moving around as nomadic hunter-gatherers did. This led to the establishment of permanent settlements and towns.
The increased food supply that came from settled agrarian living meant that not every adult in the community had to be employed full time at finding or producing food. Some people could become specialists in other occupations -- they could become full time artisans or craftsmen working at various trades, merchants trading with neighboring villages, priests or priestesses, soldiers. Agrarian societies prospered accordingly. Over time, their greater prosperity and stable, reliable food supply meant that people could have more children and support larger families. Populations grew. Over time, the increased prosperity led to the rise of a hereditary chief or noble class as well.Why would people change from hunter-gatherers to agrarians? How did this transition change overall life? ?
Hunting was a dangerous practice for tribes. Growing crops provided food, and kept the men alive (not gored by warthogs/sabre tooth tigers). Those that discovered farming and irrigation were able to survive because the tribes no longer had to travel from location to location. Tribes became stationary, tribal counsels established, and primitive nations began to emerge. Why would people change from hunter-gatherers to agrarians? How did this transition change overall life? ?
Its lunch time, what would you rather do, go to the fridge and make a sandwich, or go hunting.
How would you rather live your life? Live in the part of the world you like, or follow heards around all year.
Why would people change from hunter-gatherers to agrarians? How did this transition change overall life? ?
It gave them a settled way of life which meant they could stay near the same water supply and build better shelters.
Growing crops gave them a surplus of food to last them through the winter and trade with other people.
Planting crops gave agrarian societies a much more stable, reliable and plentiful food supply than hunting and gathering did.
Planting crops also required people to stay in one place to tend their fields rather than moving around as nomadic hunter-gatherers did. This led to the establishment of permanent settlements and towns.
The increased food supply that came from settled agrarian living meant that not every adult in the community had to be employed full time at finding or producing food. Some people could become specialists in other occupations -- they could become full time artisans or craftsmen working at various trades, merchants trading with neighboring villages, priests or priestesses, soldiers. Agrarian societies prospered accordingly. Over time, their greater prosperity and stable, reliable food supply meant that people could have more children and support larger families. Populations grew. Over time, the increased prosperity led to the rise of a hereditary chief or noble class as well.Why would people change from hunter-gatherers to agrarians? How did this transition change overall life? ?
Hunting was a dangerous practice for tribes. Growing crops provided food, and kept the men alive (not gored by warthogs/sabre tooth tigers). Those that discovered farming and irrigation were able to survive because the tribes no longer had to travel from location to location. Tribes became stationary, tribal counsels established, and primitive nations began to emerge. Why would people change from hunter-gatherers to agrarians? How did this transition change overall life? ?
Its lunch time, what would you rather do, go to the fridge and make a sandwich, or go hunting.
How would you rather live your life? Live in the part of the world you like, or follow heards around all year.
Why would people change from hunter-gatherers to agrarians? How did this transition change overall life? ?
It gave them a settled way of life which meant they could stay near the same water supply and build better shelters.
Growing crops gave them a surplus of food to last them through the winter and trade with other people.
Some say that in life, people change and friends grow apart and get new interests, but what about marriage?
people change in marriages too and i doubt things always stay the same and you might not always have the same things in common forever either. why are we not expected to grow apart from spouses but friends its ok? are we expected not to change and develop new interest or become really busy with jobs when married? what's the point in marriage then? I'm not trying to be mean by the way. just Wonder why this is. i get that spouses live together but even when you live together you can still grow apart..Some say that in life, people change and friends grow apart and get new interests, but what about marriage?
Some people marry for different reasons at different stages in their life. Some for companionship,security,love. Yes these things should be what brings together the two being married, but sometimes these things don't allow changes to happen but reject it. Personal appearance changes and some can't seem to look past that but for me personally it doesn't matter because what comes from the soul that makes someone beautiful.But just as there are different stages of growing up we all go through. Sometimes even the best marriages fail because they were not honest with each other or never wanted the other one to know that the views of what marriage, religion and what their goals for the future meant to them hoping the other ones views would change and they don't. One person can't hold a marriage together if the other doesn't want to change. True friends never like to see the other one hurting, wants to offer advice if asked and helps when they can some have been around each other and know you better than your spouse ever could. Friends except you for you.Some say that in life, people change and friends grow apart and get new interests, but what about marriage?
The point of marriage is companionship, its stability that this person will always be there for you and you for them. That being said, couples do change and develop new interests and grow apart, but the key to a marriage is working at it with your spouse to be connected and to share some interests (and to have some interests). People have a core that always remains true and it is important to learn and love that in your spouse. Marriage is not 50-50 but rather 100-100. Some say that in life, people change and friends grow apart and get new interests, but what about marriage?
I agree, this 'till death do us part' business is a bit of a crock .... in ancient Ireland, when people married under the Brehon law, they would marry for a year, and if they got on well, they would give it another year .... so every year they would sit down with a Brehon lawyer and discuss their relationship, and it things weren't working out, they'd part ways. Whatever each person brought to the marriage, they took away again. There was none of this feudal nonsense of the the woman's property automatically becoming the man's property. I think it was more realistic, and feudalism was all about control. Modern divorce laws could take a look at the Brehon system and learn from it, I believe. Some say that in life, people change and friends grow apart and get new interests, but what about marriage?
It is very important in marriage that the two do remain somewhat independent, this would allow for changing like you speak of. If the marriage is healthy the spouses will grow together and embrace their differences. Most all marriages do experience hard times and even times that they have grown apart, but that does not mean that their love and commitment to each other wont out weigh any changes that bring negativity into the relationship. Part of a marriage is accepting your spouse for who they are and who they will become. If worked properly, the changes in lifestyle, interests, careers, etc. will make a marriage stronger. Friends do not have the same commitment to you as your spouse does (or should anway) And if all else fails, there is always divorce court!Some say that in life, people change and friends grow apart and get new interests, but what about marriage?
..as people we are always changing, but when you get married you argee in a contract till death do us part. Just beacuse you change interested or things get rough in life doesnt mean you cant stay married to one person. My wife and I have been throught hell and back, and there have been times I've thought we just dont make a good couple anymore, but I stuck it out and I can say with a great deal of pride that my marrage is better now than it was at the begining. I love her more now than ever and I hope that she does keep changing beacuse if she didnt and i didnt life would be boring. As for friends they may come and go but does that make you any less friends? Do you ever realy lose a true friend?Some say that in life, people change and friends grow apart and get new interests, but what about marriage?
Almost all people grow and change over time. Ideas on life and physical changes too. I think the key to a successful marriage is dedication to each other. Having interests in common. Some induvidual time for yourself. Respect. Not putting the other one down.
Some people marry for different reasons at different stages in their life. Some for companionship,security,love. Yes these things should be what brings together the two being married, but sometimes these things don't allow changes to happen but reject it. Personal appearance changes and some can't seem to look past that but for me personally it doesn't matter because what comes from the soul that makes someone beautiful.But just as there are different stages of growing up we all go through. Sometimes even the best marriages fail because they were not honest with each other or never wanted the other one to know that the views of what marriage, religion and what their goals for the future meant to them hoping the other ones views would change and they don't. One person can't hold a marriage together if the other doesn't want to change. True friends never like to see the other one hurting, wants to offer advice if asked and helps when they can some have been around each other and know you better than your spouse ever could. Friends except you for you.Some say that in life, people change and friends grow apart and get new interests, but what about marriage?
The point of marriage is companionship, its stability that this person will always be there for you and you for them. That being said, couples do change and develop new interests and grow apart, but the key to a marriage is working at it with your spouse to be connected and to share some interests (and to have some interests). People have a core that always remains true and it is important to learn and love that in your spouse. Marriage is not 50-50 but rather 100-100. Some say that in life, people change and friends grow apart and get new interests, but what about marriage?
I agree, this 'till death do us part' business is a bit of a crock .... in ancient Ireland, when people married under the Brehon law, they would marry for a year, and if they got on well, they would give it another year .... so every year they would sit down with a Brehon lawyer and discuss their relationship, and it things weren't working out, they'd part ways. Whatever each person brought to the marriage, they took away again. There was none of this feudal nonsense of the the woman's property automatically becoming the man's property. I think it was more realistic, and feudalism was all about control. Modern divorce laws could take a look at the Brehon system and learn from it, I believe. Some say that in life, people change and friends grow apart and get new interests, but what about marriage?
It is very important in marriage that the two do remain somewhat independent, this would allow for changing like you speak of. If the marriage is healthy the spouses will grow together and embrace their differences. Most all marriages do experience hard times and even times that they have grown apart, but that does not mean that their love and commitment to each other wont out weigh any changes that bring negativity into the relationship. Part of a marriage is accepting your spouse for who they are and who they will become. If worked properly, the changes in lifestyle, interests, careers, etc. will make a marriage stronger. Friends do not have the same commitment to you as your spouse does (or should anway) And if all else fails, there is always divorce court!Some say that in life, people change and friends grow apart and get new interests, but what about marriage?
..as people we are always changing, but when you get married you argee in a contract till death do us part. Just beacuse you change interested or things get rough in life doesnt mean you cant stay married to one person. My wife and I have been throught hell and back, and there have been times I've thought we just dont make a good couple anymore, but I stuck it out and I can say with a great deal of pride that my marrage is better now than it was at the begining. I love her more now than ever and I hope that she does keep changing beacuse if she didnt and i didnt life would be boring. As for friends they may come and go but does that make you any less friends? Do you ever realy lose a true friend?Some say that in life, people change and friends grow apart and get new interests, but what about marriage?
Almost all people grow and change over time. Ideas on life and physical changes too. I think the key to a successful marriage is dedication to each other. Having interests in common. Some induvidual time for yourself. Respect. Not putting the other one down.
What is the Thai鈥檚 people鈥檚 attitude towards to tourists and how they are changing Thai鈥檚 lives and the Thai?
Again for my geography project, how do Thai's feel about the tourism and certain roles of people such as shop keepers compared to doctor and comservationist and locals. how do the Thai people feel about tourism changing thier lives and enviroment are they happy and what sort of attitude do they have towards tourists! x Please Helpp x thankyou so muchWhat is the Thai檚 people檚 attitude towards to tourists and how they are changing Thai檚 lives and the Thai?
$ and disaffection at rich white tourists.What is the Thai檚 people檚 attitude towards to tourists and how they are changing Thai檚 lives and the Thai?
they welcome all tourists regard less black, white or asian.What is the Thai檚 people檚 attitude towards to tourists and how they are changing Thai檚 lives and the Thai?
Speaking honestly from me, I'm happy that there are 12 - 14 millions tourists every year. They didn't effect us much, but economic. We love to hang out and communicate with them, and tourists never change our lifestyle or attiude, we do. The only promblem Thai people have with toursits is to convince tourists to leave the country when their visas expired.
Hope it helps !
$ and disaffection at rich white tourists.What is the Thai檚 people檚 attitude towards to tourists and how they are changing Thai檚 lives and the Thai?
they welcome all tourists regard less black, white or asian.What is the Thai檚 people檚 attitude towards to tourists and how they are changing Thai檚 lives and the Thai?
Speaking honestly from me, I'm happy that there are 12 - 14 millions tourists every year. They didn't effect us much, but economic. We love to hang out and communicate with them, and tourists never change our lifestyle or attiude, we do. The only promblem Thai people have with toursits is to convince tourists to leave the country when their visas expired.
Hope it helps !
Is Moving away to a different city the right answer for changing my life? For Meeting new people?
Some times yes it does. Some times you just need to get away and start all over. Moving doesn't always mean that you are running away from problems. Some times you just need to get away from the crap and start all over. Some times a change of pace is what we all need.Is Moving away to a different city the right answer for changing my life? For Meeting new people?
it could work but running away does not solve all problems.Is Moving away to a different city the right answer for changing my life? For Meeting new people?
No , i don't think so because you are not meet all people who live in your city. so that try to go away and try to make a relationship with people who see him there. and like that you will meet a new faces from people and your life will change.
it could work but running away does not solve all problems.Is Moving away to a different city the right answer for changing my life? For Meeting new people?
No , i don't think so because you are not meet all people who live in your city. so that try to go away and try to make a relationship with people who see him there. and like that you will meet a new faces from people and your life will change.
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
What happened to people changing the world?
I'm really sick and tired of people bitching about their lives but not taking any action. Me and my friends are changing the world with riots and protests. I want to know how you are changing the world.What happened to people changing the world?
“Everyone thinks of changing the world, but no one thinks of changing himself.” — Leo TolstoyWhat happened to people changing the world?
Agreed. Now a person wishes to have an agreement signed between Governments of all nations to have Non Proliferation of Cars as well as nukes. The person has no means to do so so what can the person do well maybe join a movement but really how to change. Set up a Peace Party maybe but can the person convince people to vote for it because of this reason and if so what's the point as Governments can handle it. Maybe first though each and every person should right now draw one up sign it and send it to their Governments. Agree among themselves. Posters saying Ban Cars, Cars As Dangerous as Nukes. At least everyone could sign an agreement to ban their cars .What happened to people changing the world?
I can't say that I've done anything significant yet (other than digging up all the corruption of the local government and displaying it to the public), but MAN do I want to do something HUGE! My friends in general are more the kinds of people who accept that things kind of suck, but won't do anything about it. I am not like that, and will take a stand against this. I don't know what I'll do yet, but it will definately be something. I'm thinking of joining in on some political protests and just doing a bit of civil disobedience, maybe a No-Child-Left-Behind walkout? I can't even explain to you how pissed I'll be that I'll only be 17 instead of 18 this November...What happened to people changing the world?
I have a job to pay taxes that allows the govt to steal from me then waste it that is what I am doing. You are a baby and complainer who whines because he is not getting his way much like a little todler crying and screaming in the aisle because mommy would not buy you a toy.
Keep in mind not all change is good and when you try to change things from a radical mindset based on liberalism the outcome is different from the intended change. Case in point the Poverty war has only enambled poverty to continue to those who the intended help was supposed to help.What happened to people changing the world?
Oh, they're still around. They're still libbies. They just cut their hair and wear suits now and have vacation houses, but they still think the US is a bad place. They just wanted their piece.
Oh, really? Ever hear of Ghandi or Martin Luther King, Jr.? They changed the world, too, with better English and no violence. Try it some time.What happened to people changing the world?
most people change the world for the worse.
riots, and protests are civil disorder, and unless you go all the way (like the founding fathers in 1776), 'ain't **** to do'.What happened to people changing the world?
I change the world by arresting rioters and macing protesters.What happened to people changing the world?
They're probably lazy and want others to change the world.What happened to people changing the world?
what are you bitching about?increasechances to find a date buy web hosting
“Everyone thinks of changing the world, but no one thinks of changing himself.” — Leo TolstoyWhat happened to people changing the world?
Agreed. Now a person wishes to have an agreement signed between Governments of all nations to have Non Proliferation of Cars as well as nukes. The person has no means to do so so what can the person do well maybe join a movement but really how to change. Set up a Peace Party maybe but can the person convince people to vote for it because of this reason and if so what's the point as Governments can handle it. Maybe first though each and every person should right now draw one up sign it and send it to their Governments. Agree among themselves. Posters saying Ban Cars, Cars As Dangerous as Nukes. At least everyone could sign an agreement to ban their cars .What happened to people changing the world?
I can't say that I've done anything significant yet (other than digging up all the corruption of the local government and displaying it to the public), but MAN do I want to do something HUGE! My friends in general are more the kinds of people who accept that things kind of suck, but won't do anything about it. I am not like that, and will take a stand against this. I don't know what I'll do yet, but it will definately be something. I'm thinking of joining in on some political protests and just doing a bit of civil disobedience, maybe a No-Child-Left-Behind walkout? I can't even explain to you how pissed I'll be that I'll only be 17 instead of 18 this November...What happened to people changing the world?
I have a job to pay taxes that allows the govt to steal from me then waste it that is what I am doing. You are a baby and complainer who whines because he is not getting his way much like a little todler crying and screaming in the aisle because mommy would not buy you a toy.
Keep in mind not all change is good and when you try to change things from a radical mindset based on liberalism the outcome is different from the intended change. Case in point the Poverty war has only enambled poverty to continue to those who the intended help was supposed to help.What happened to people changing the world?
Oh, they're still around. They're still libbies. They just cut their hair and wear suits now and have vacation houses, but they still think the US is a bad place. They just wanted their piece.
Oh, really? Ever hear of Ghandi or Martin Luther King, Jr.? They changed the world, too, with better English and no violence. Try it some time.What happened to people changing the world?
most people change the world for the worse.
riots, and protests are civil disorder, and unless you go all the way (like the founding fathers in 1776), 'ain't **** to do'.What happened to people changing the world?
I change the world by arresting rioters and macing protesters.What happened to people changing the world?
They're probably lazy and want others to change the world.What happened to people changing the world?
what are you bitching about?
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