Well, again thanks for all the posts. Nice to know there are people out there awake enough to see Humankind to another turn the wrong way.
xanth said:
Arendo said:
However, in the world today we need a diploma to work, without a diploma, no work.
I used to think this, but I just graduated from college last year, and I can't find a job even with a bachelor's degree.
I'm starting to lose your argument though. Is this really you complaining about society or you complaining about stuff that's happened to you?
As stated, my complaining is because of stuff that happened to me, because I see stuff that are wrong with society ... It works together like that, I have personal/psychological 'problems' - although most of my shrinks said it's just my intelligence that's in my way, a couple of them wrote down autism as the roots of that 'intelligence', which would also explain a lot of other problems - that make it hard for me to live in a world so corrupted. And I've tried everything to change myself, to change the way I think, I act, but I just can't become a drone like so many others. I can't just do what society wants me to do and live a happy life, I seriously wish I could, I'm still trying with professional help. But a lot of them have already said: my problem can't be solved, so something has to change. Now I'm down to three choices: stay and live an unhappy life, start traveling the world and see where it takes me - help everywhere I can - or try to change the world.
I often philosophize with different people - for some reason, everywhere I go, people tend to talk to me openhearted and we'd end up talking about how fupped the world really is - and many of them say that I have some mayor points, good theories etc. Which they shared, which they knew more people knew. But each time I had to ask: if that's so, then why isn't anything changing? Why do people still do that kind of stuff?
A simple answer to that is: because although there are many people thinking the same thing, we're still relatively few and divided.
And, in account to UltraMagnus' post, I too do think direct global action is the best way to change the course of humankind. However, I know to realize a global movement, we need to know we're out there and organize. We need to work together for a change. One man can't change the world, but a billion should.
And for the person who said something about the Third World countries, those are a reason too that I can't live with the world. I mean, for example, our country GIVES our neighbouring country Germany our excess butter every so many years, because else it'll just rot away. However, the money that butter is worth alone, could easily save any one Third World country.
I have more of these theories, I think some of them could easily save global poverty, terrorism and almost everything that is unfair to the way the world is ruled at this point in time. However, none of them can be realized without the help of the entire world. And to realize this, we should organize and discuss all theories and activate so that the entire world will come to the same conclusion.
I've also lived together with a guy originally from South Africa, who used to philosophize with me. He told me about how corrupt power made people, how this showed in Africa. But he also told me about how many Africans revolved against the oppressing powers, fighting for their free life. And this makes me even think more like: we should do something! I mean, Africans have a really hard life compared to many of us here on the internet, but still they find the strength to mobilize and fight the ones that make it even harder. Why don't we join the fight and finally make life better for everyone, Third World or not!
And for those who are interested in all this philosophizing etc, check out my website!
Also, something I've been pointed to by someone who shares my ideas:
http://www.vhemt.org/
Although that website's (a little) 'radical' when you first look at it - well, wasn't for me, but the guy from NBC news says so
- it's an awesome philosophy, which I've been supporter of for my entire conscious life. When I was a little kid I already blamed my parents for having three children, while they could've easily saved 3 already existing children, instead of making new ones.