Saturday, November 30, 2002
is it just me, or do people just *not* see the asian pack mentality??

going off an a tangent, giggling and making a lot of noise gushing over guys and clothes do not constitute "thinking for oneself". the world would be better off if the people who did that perpetually (not occassionally) were shot and blown to hell. especially since they're the same people that believe ignorance is bliss and, oh my god, all other political systems besides that of the US is evil. ::smirk:: wait... that's not an asian trait. that's an east brunswick trait. oops.

and oh yeah, since blacks commit all the crimes anyway, why don't we just kill them all? wouldn't that be a better use of our resources? and since i grew up in a posh, well-to-do suburban neighborhood, i guess that really shows that had i been in the same situation, surrounded by drugs, pregnant women, and a school system where kids have to learn in trailers, i would have turned out to be the brilliant, self-centered person i am today, right? why don't we kill all the inner city children instead providing a better school system and a place where they can turn to when their mothers are getting beaten up by their fathers at home? why don't we work towards providing some of the basic social services to everyone and volunteer to help compile survey data to publish papers to help change the law? hell, since there's no point in reform and the world's on a downhill slide anyway, why don't we just blow the world to oblivion?

yes, corruption is one of the main reasons why a lot of third world countries aren't developing. but it's the key paradox of a globalized capital market-- if you tighten the laws so that people can actually eat (i'm disgusted that, to some, mortality and malnutrition rates that are ridiculous somehow illustrate the ability to "make a living"), some other country won't tighten said labor laws, and all the TNC/MNCs will go there instead. i'm not a firm believer in communism by any means, but i'm truly saddened and even disgusted by the lack of faith people have in each other and the unwillingness to help each other out in our current society. knowing that said people also often attend church and serve up their hypocrisy to their god every sunday makes me wanna puke.

obviously, this isn't the first time i've gotten such comments. i recently told an interviewer that i enjoy discussing different political viewpoints with other people, including right wing conservatives who *are* willing to discuss. i even said that, despite my idealism, i believe in working towards one realistic goal at a time. too bad i forgot to share my opinion on arrogant pessimists. (btw, this doesn't apply to just one person, so if you're reading and find yourself being attacked, take heart in that fact if you will ::end sarcasm::).
--posted by M @ 4:16 PM | 0 comments

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