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Issues today

by rawrgasms @ 2008-07-17 - 15:18:52

So, we have a new prime minister.

The country was in a state before hand.

But look at it now.

Our economy has gone down the pan, we are on the brink of a recession, things have not been this bad since the great depression which saw the wall street crash, millions unemployed, and men forced to become itinerant workers travelling across america for work.

There have been countless stabbings. In the past week. It is no longer deemed safe to go out at night, because of gang culture, and the dangers of being mugged, raped, stabbed, or beaten up.

Global warming is worse than ever. With cracks appearing in glaciers in the north pole.

So, what has our prime minister done?

Hes said we, as a country are wasting too much food.

How, does this issue affect knife crime, global warming, or the economy?

It doesn't.

Now I am not saying that the food wastage isnt important, however, if you do the maths, on average, we are wasting 4 pence of food per person, per day, now that is no huge crisis.

However, the recession, global warming, and knife crime, all are.

Is it not time for things to be done about these issues?


 
 

Bitchy women

by rawrgasms @ 2008-07-17 - 15:11:40

Women have always been bitchy right?

well lately I have begun to realise, that the only people on the receiving end of this bitchyness, are 'pretty' or younger women. So is jealousy the cause of hostile behaviour?

Recently I was shopping, and I noticed two girls, both looking at me with something resembling contempt, I hadnt so much as glanced in their direction, but girl 1 turnt to girl 2 whispering something, they both looked at me and laughed bitchily, now, Im not horribly disfigured in anyway, I dress normally, and I'm nice, I smile at people, I'm polite, etc. So what had I done to receive this unwanted attention?

The fact of the matter is, I'm average to good looking, naturally blonde, tall and thin.

So does this mean bitchy comments, glances and looks all boil down to jealousy?

Are women so insecure today, they need to pick at one anothers self esteem?

I think so.

What does this say about todays modern society?

A society where conversations go something like this:

woman 1: Have you seen that new model?
woman 2: Yes, great looking, but i heard shes no brain

Is this how we go about making ourselves happier?

By demeaning one another?

It is about time we sat up and took a good long hard look at ourselves and our behaviour.

'stereotypes and teen subcultures'

by rawrgasms @ 2008-07-17 - 14:58:50

Why is it that today it would seem no one can express a sense of individualism with out being pigeon holed into a stereotype or getting backlash from ones peers?

Now you know what stereotypes I mean:

- Emo
- Chav
- Gangster
- Prep
- Gothic
- Skater
- Trendy
- Towny
- Metal head
- etc.

The place it is hardest to be yourself is at school, especially secondary [high school] where you are constantly judged for what your wear rather than who you are, at my secondary school, it was particulary bad, a group ['clique'] of kids in each year group were the 'popular' ones, with neither individualism or personality, however, they made a lot of kids lives hell, bitching, bullying, and just being cruel, simply for the way people dressed and the music they liked.

What is up wih this?

Is it right to judge someone for what they wear and the music they listen to, opposed to the person they are?

Deep down, we all know the answer to this.

Hi :)

by rawrgasms @ 2008-07-17 - 14:51:31

Hi, welcome to my blog, I will be writing about things which occur in my day to life, and topics that seem of relevance. Feel free to leave feedback and let me know what you think.

Ralph
xo


 
 

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