Addin' 2 The Noise
L red. human. music enthusiast. fangirl. art freak. random. teenager. bored. confused. photographer in training. writer. new yorker. care to know more? read on. care to know the wiring and functioning of my mind? visit my other sites. =)
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
News much?
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Bell & Koreaboo: Cube Audition 2011 - My Name, Dance Battle, Poker Face ...
Sunday, January 9, 2011
Sunday.
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Ashamed.
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
A Just War?
so its been like so long since i've posted anything so here's just a short essay (yes, i call it short) that i wrote for my english class.
When in war, people believe that their war is just, if not, then they wouldn't be fighting at all. I believe that there is such thing as a just war, but not all wars are just, but simply exaggerated reactions to disagreements that aren't serious or worthy to fight for. A war can be just if two groups or individuals are extremely determined to achieve or gain something that is valuable enough for violence to be used in order to reach that goal. Another reason why a war can be considered just is by the idea from Hammurabi's Code with the belief of “an eye for an eye” in which a group is greatly devastated from an attack of another and the only way to bring justice is by equally attacking during a war. A war can be physical, verbal, or mental, and therefore, under any circumstance, a war can become just depending on how a person or group may respond to an attack in a war, but both forces must also have the same capability to fight. Unfortunately, some people don’t take the consideration to make wise decisions when immediately reacting to attacks, and therefore some wars are simply pointless during all battles.
Many times in life, people hear of wars between countries, companies and businesses, groups of people, and individuals that seem worthless, ridiculous, and often ruthless. This, in reality, is something true as a result of how one responds in war. Throughout the years, we have witnessed great and strong warriors, soldiers, fighters, leaders, or whatever you wish to call them, but as always, there have also been inexperienced, weak, immature, and unprepared people sent to take the same responsibilities as those that are admired in war. Fighters that are strong, brave, and noble, are fully prepared in the battlefield with wise tactics and strategies for attacks, resulting in well-driven, well-fought, just wars, and many times, victory. If those who are not as great as some of these leaders do not learn and follow the examples set by these fighters, then there is a large chance that they won't have any just wars at all.
For centuries, man has lived in some sort of argument with others, leading to some sort of war, usually verbal among the simplest of disagreements. Unfortunately, in order to win an advantage in one’s position in war, some forces or people decide to start massive attacks on the opposing side, causing extreme distress, setbacks, and destruction. The attacked side should then have the right to attack in a way that the opposing side will be equally affected, but rather than being too ruthless, one must attack in a manner that is somewhat moral. By psychologically attacking the other side, not only would one satisfy the idea of “an eye for an eye,” but avoid the guilt of cruelly killing or destroying some thing physically and with one’s own hands. With this ideal, one is bringing justice and doing so in an ethical way. It is in cases similar to this that a war can also be considered just.
When two opposing forces are constantly fighting for a worthy cause, then their war is just. A war in which two forces are fighting under the idea of Hammurabi’s code, they are also fighting with determination of surviving and protecting something valuable. In many cases, family, a nation, love, economy, and other prized possessions are things of great value and worthiness in which one may fight for. By setting one’s mind in reaching a goal as in protecting something of such value, then by fighting for that goal, a war is just. Not only can a war be just by having a constant mind set on persevering in achieving something in war, but by doing so, one can demonstrate strong and inspiring strategies in war and equally defend oneself while bringing justice to those who may have attacked and hurt you.

Sunday, November 29, 2009
Confusion (copied frm my LJ post)
Joining social networks seems pointless if one doesn't socialize with every one of your "friends." If you don't socialize with your "friends," then some might not consider then your friends, while those you do socialize with seem to share so much with you in interests and conversations, but do they really have so much in common? Shouldn't be one's interests be like their DNA? Completely different from others' since we all enjoy different things and have a completely different point of view on things though they might seem to be the same. So in reality we have nothing in common with others, and therefore when "socializing" with "friends" your basically living in confusion for you believe you have the same interest or point of view as others, and though some may say "opposites attract" why do we socialize with those we believe we relate to rather than those that are opposite from us? Many respond by saying that you have more things to talk about if people share a common interest, but since technically no one shares the same interest or point of view, there is nothing to talk about, therefore we have no actual friends. Therefore every person is a lonesome person. We all live in loneliness and confusion. If you wonder why we live in confusion, since you took the time to read this, take the time to reread it and see if you truly understand what you read or if you are confused, just as every other person that "exists" in this world. If you claim that you understand what you just read, take the time to look around you and analyze everything to see if you actually understand anything at all, and you most likely end up in confusion and eventually forget what was the original purpose of everything. This is when this post will be forgotten and left here for someone else to be confused. =)
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