Mac Attack
I'm neat.
Now I've kept this under wraps since it happened however a good amount of my friends were in Boston either running the marathon or cheering on friends and family that were. Luckily none of them were affected, however I've been sick to my stomach for a while following the event. All this is merely backstory and an admittance to the bias I indeed have towards the event.
What disgusts me though is when I'm reading articles on the internet about the event and get to the bottom of the article and end up seeing hateful comments. Now there's always going to be the jackasses in the world that say shit like America had this coming, and about time, but honestly they make up only a small percentage of the messages I hate to see. I hate seeing messages from "experts" that say "Oh this is definelty a terrorist attack but those damn middle easterners." Or even more so "This happens to Israel all the time, hopefully the West finally feels some pitty for us." I hate that our world has to view one another as segregated and wishing equality in pain.
I feel that especially after recent events the world shouldn't think of itself as East and West, ethnic divides, or by region, the World should think of itself as what its name is: The World. We are all members of the same planet and should view ourselves asUnited and not writing messages of hate towards sections. The only way to reduce shit events like this is to start loving, and start wanting peace. Blaming and laughing in the face of those hurting and saying now you know how we feel is very shameful. (Although Ryback and Cena last night...yeah)
Anyways, I guess the end message is to not be hateful or stereotypical. Spread love and try to build bridges not burn them.
Rant over.
What disgusts me though is when I'm reading articles on the internet about the event and get to the bottom of the article and end up seeing hateful comments. Now there's always going to be the jackasses in the world that say shit like America had this coming, and about time, but honestly they make up only a small percentage of the messages I hate to see. I hate seeing messages from "experts" that say "Oh this is definelty a terrorist attack but those damn middle easterners." Or even more so "This happens to Israel all the time, hopefully the West finally feels some pitty for us." I hate that our world has to view one another as segregated and wishing equality in pain.
I feel that especially after recent events the world shouldn't think of itself as East and West, ethnic divides, or by region, the World should think of itself as what its name is: The World. We are all members of the same planet and should view ourselves asUnited and not writing messages of hate towards sections. The only way to reduce shit events like this is to start loving, and start wanting peace. Blaming and laughing in the face of those hurting and saying now you know how we feel is very shameful. (Although Ryback and Cena last night...yeah)
Anyways, I guess the end message is to not be hateful or stereotypical. Spread love and try to build bridges not burn them.
Rant over.