Examining Societal Injustice and Ethical Dilemmas
Examining Societal Injustice
Now, everyone is talking about injustice. The concept needs to be studied. What do you mean by that? Is killing a friend over 5 € wrong? Is it not unfair to martyr someone who is not part of your style, world, or role?
Now you speak of injustice, right? Surely, you resolve matters with knives, imposing your justice. But what happens when the knife is unfair, and you receive one in return? What if you switch places with the person you decide to confront because they looked at your ex-girlfriend's boyfriend's sister's friend, who happens to know your best friend's cousin's girlfriend?
Do not speak of injustice if you are the first to be unjust. Just give me the courage to ask for revenge, and let events—both personal and public—unfold, such as the act of killing a child. How will we slowly be tortured to suffer for having killed your friend for 5 € for Maria?
Nobody deserves to die, especially not over five euros of nonsense. But there are so many unfair things. Stop, you impulsive people who are heading toward ruin. It was fatal to what happened. Fatal. Fatal, unfair, unexpected, avoidable.
I offer my condolences to all your loved ones. I knew the kid a few years ago... Good things happen. It hurts everyone. I feel powerless, and it is normal to react, seeking justice. Seeing that right would leave him dead too... but what will that fix? Let the kid live out his life in prison.
Racial Bias in Reactions
What are you saying now about the events? Are we being 'normal'? What is happening in your head? Black, white, yellow, Chinese, Latino, Spanish, aunt, or uncle... Anyone can kill. Just because a Chinese person kills someone does not mean they are all murderers. Hello? Think... think deeply before speaking. Remember that you are being watched by the police, and trouble is coming your way.
Ugh, I do not like talking about this. It just gives me courage, and I wanted to comment on it.
System Analysis and Ideals
Now, changing the subject... Let us analyze the system. There is a book called "The Problems of Democracy". I prefer to live in a bygone era, not the 21st century. A very hard, extremely hard bygone era, but one where people had ideals and principles. People are people, not just statistics.
Impressive and unknown persons.
"I know I have all the time in the world to be together, so take advantage of every second that our eyes look at us and we feel united, and we see reflected in the eyes lovers... reflected, unwanted, naked, and with sighs."
There are steps that come along, but that is always given to me as well...
And the olive trees tell me you get tired of dreaming,
I'm trapped and I have no way out; it is time to wake up...
mR ~