Wednesday, March 29, 2006
i wonder...
I wonder, what is the benefit to shoot people in the public? Feel more superior? Or feel like having "flawless" victory?
Does shooting people will change the past?
How does someone who did a very little job have the right to condem those who worked really hard but did it in the wrong way?
I wonder.....
Let's make it this way. Things are what they are now for what had happened in the past. If you take one person out, things just wont be the same anymore. It's either going to be better or worse. Example on what I'm trying to say. You came to MMU to further your study. If you didnt come here from the very beginning, will you get to know your current friends that you met in MMU and be what and who you really are at this very moment?
I wonder if you guarantee that things will be better if some particular person didnt get involve?
It already happened. So, let it be. No point pointing fingers and put the blame on other people.
P/S: I saw the evolution. The evolution of homo sapiens down-graded to homo erectus. It was "amazing". I bet Darwin will be really surprise too if he get to see the evolution himself ;)
Does shooting people will change the past?
How does someone who did a very little job have the right to condem those who worked really hard but did it in the wrong way?
I wonder.....
Let's make it this way. Things are what they are now for what had happened in the past. If you take one person out, things just wont be the same anymore. It's either going to be better or worse. Example on what I'm trying to say. You came to MMU to further your study. If you didnt come here from the very beginning, will you get to know your current friends that you met in MMU and be what and who you really are at this very moment?
I wonder if you guarantee that things will be better if some particular person didnt get involve?
It already happened. So, let it be. No point pointing fingers and put the blame on other people.
P/S: I saw the evolution. The evolution of homo sapiens down-graded to homo erectus. It was "amazing". I bet Darwin will be really surprise too if he get to see the evolution himself ;)
