Writing on the Stall
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Mean What You Say The subject I'm writing about is similar to an article in our second issue called Superficial Social Condom, which describes the theoretical web we all weave as depraved, selfish, and proud human beings. Today, I found ample evidence in an overheard conversation that went something like this: "She said...So I was like...And then she said...So I told her..." The Problem I have is that this exchange of insults took place without the two people ever actually talking to each other. If there's one thing that pisses me off, it's the fact that people create issues where there shouldn't be any. Let's face it, there's some people out there who just enjoy conflict. They'll create an issue over something trivial just for the sake of being angry, which is something that person usually enjoys being. What's really great is when such a little issue creates all these little factions (that means groups, idiot). Before you know it, people are taking sides and spreading rumors to create more problems. If you were to disect any one of these "issues," you would probably find that it was all caused by some little arrogant piece of trash with a big ego. Ok, we know there's a problem. These situations waste a lot of my time as well as yours. To avoid these situations in the future, take my advice. If somebody gives you a look or makes a comment that you might take offensively, just bite the fucking bullet and deal with it. Move on, please. I don't want to hear your problems and there are porbably some other people who could do without them too. The Black Sheep Some people have said to me |
recently, "You used to be such a nice boy, what happened?" First of all, I don't really need to hear that. It doesn't really brighten my day. I write stuff to create opinions and debate, but I still don't want every adult who reads this newsletter to suddenly think I'm a degenerate little troublemaker.
I know how it happened and how i appeared to be the person who was creating havoc. It happens when you speak out a little. Whenever you speak out a little, there's always going to be some power-hungry individual who wants to stop you from saying anymore. This is usually somebody who decides that they will dictate what is "right" or "good" behavior. In my opinion, they have no place to decide what is right behavior. Right behavior is not infringing on other people's rights. But when this individual tries to make you conform to their definition of "right," it is your natural response to lash out. Having your opinions and beliefs oppressed is not something that you usually take lightly. Then, when you lash out, it suddenly becomes this insane struggle for power. I haven't gone astray. I haven't caused any trouble. Any trouble caused was a result of the meaningless conflict I just described. I still maintain most of the moral ideals I held before I ever started becoming more vocal. IN the end, I just wanted to say something, so let me say it, and let's not have any double standards for the first amendment. Criminal Bob Whatever happened to recompense? Remember, an "eye for an eye," Steal a pig, pay back two? The victim receives recompense from the wrongdoer, right? Here's how it goes down now: Criminal Bob steals Mrs. Jones' purse and spends her money on dope. After some time, dumb Bob gets popped with Mrs. Jones' ID in his pocket. Continued On Page 3> |
