Honestly, I'm just sick and tired of people calling people like Paris Hilton and Britney Spears terrible role models.
To the parents who let their children see these people as role models: what are you thinking?
Who decided that all famous people had to be good role models? I mean, if you want to be a singer, you should admire Britney for her voice. If you want to be a partier/famous sex video star, then look to Paris Hilton.
It's a job. They sing, they entertain, and that's it. It's not under their job description to be posters of how to be a good person in life.
That's also what makes me angry. Parents out there suddenly don't think it's their job anymore to educate their children, that there are bad influences in life. So instead, they let tv and video games educate their children instead, and then complain that their kids aren't growing up the way they want.
No shit, Sherlock.
Frankly, I don't give a damn if Britney shaves her head or if Lindsay Lohan gets caught driving drunk again. And quit the complaining about shooting games or violence in movies. I grew up with Disney until I was in grade school, because my parents kept me away from this stuff until I was mature enough to grasp a semblance of what's right and wrong.
I quite enjoy the fact that all my rants come down to the same thing: that society is made up of incredibly stupid people. Never underestimate the power of stupid people in masses.
Saturday, April 19
On Role Models
Wednesday, April 16
In Love Again
Nothing makes your morning like a Mocha Frappuccino with an extra espresso shot.
Oh, the caffeine and sugar. I think I'm in heaven.
Thursday, April 10
Monday, April 7
Atrocity
How could you possibly find words to describe the countless massacres taking place throughout history, and are still happening now?
Is it even possible to fathom how and why those people did what they did?
Can you even call them humans?
Because by definition, humans have a conscience. And to the point where the conscience no longer exists, who are they but humanoid shells harbouring a sinister existence?
An apology for what your ancestors did is effectually meaningless. What's done, is done. And these bloody scars of pure, unimaginable, inhuman hatred will mar our history forever.
Wednesday, April 2
Dread
3 simple words, reguarly incorporated into sentences when they are used separately. But who knew that they could illicit such feelings of dread when strung together?
Work term report.
Oh yes. Writing bs so that it doesn't sound like bs. Oh, and while you're at it, include some numbers so that your report sounds intelligent! That's the essence of it, really.
Not that I hate it, but it just feels like such a waste of time to spend weeks writing up something that I know will be inconsequential. Well, the one bright side of it is that at least I'll learn a bit while I'm doing my research.
Yay for wonderful weather! In early April, the definition of wonderful weather is pretty elastic. Par exemple, it's four degrees out and brilliantly sunny. It's terrific weather to me! And it's supposed to reach double digits this weekend! Wow.
Another note: I hate spammers. Go away, before I hunt you down. Hell hath no fury like my temper. Trust me. My aim might suck, but I throw a damn good punch.
Friday, March 28
Oh sweet, sweet Friday.
And it's five more weeks before school begins again. Five weeks before I trade the limited freedoms that I have now for the ones that I have when I live away from home.
Earth Hour is this Saturday, and I think it's a really good strategy on WWF's part to spread global awareness for the environment and energy efficiency. Much better than those idiotic concerts (which are a collossal waste of energy on the grand scheme of things), anyhow.
But when does awareness turn into action? So we're famous for being able to talk the talk. And by the time we act, won't it be too late?
Perhaps it's a bit cynical, but I'm just being a realist. Governments simply care too much about economical and industrial benefits to give the environment a higher spot in their priorities list. For the trillions that we've spent on wars, we could probably have researched a practical alternative fuels vechicle by now. I'm just saying.
And there's no greater place to see selfishness at work on a grand scale than in politics.