WHAT ARE WE DOING [that damn kehvex and his friken rants #1]

so I sit here and wonder what really is going on? well, the answer just depends on what level of complexity you are willing to get into.

well if you are wondering what we are doing, then you must have a problem with how things are going.

well, you are right, I do have a problem with how things are going. the problem I most see is the eventual destruction of not only our planet but of ourselves. I think that this is sad, but just as there are many people who die deaths that could have been prevented. there are going to be people who will just continue on destroying themselves.

it is a damn shame. cause you do not know how awesome you really are.

I mean even if you are a piece of shit that just sits there all day. I know exactly how difficult that really is. i mean have you ever just sat there in one spot. ALL DAY!! it sucks i know because i have tried.

it is important to share what it is that you know. it is something that you can leave behind. you would help impact someone's life and it would be amazing. that is what is so great about the internet. we can share so much of ourselves with other people. people who give a damn, and are not fake. but it does not matter. it is one of those things of belonging to something. Of being a part of something bigger than you. what people usually do to fill this need. they act who they are not. they force themselves into the skins and masks and just try and make themselves "feel" better about something that they are not.

the internet is full of conforming assholes. but so are the ones that like that weird, never really talked about in real life sort of stuff.

it is a horror story that changes you and it can help change others for the betterment of not only you and them but of everyone.

although there does need to be the sort of thing that it needs to stay within reason.

but if you are going to spread hate and discontent, then you must know the consequences of such things. that the fiery maelstrom that you are encouraging could lead to something much worse than simply calling someone a racial slur.