Darth_Yuthura

post to you later then. I already wrote this so I may as well just leave it

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It is true... because even the kindest, most selfless and respectable people in the world can meet tragic ends. You've seen it all before in history - like Martin Luthur King. I don't think it's down to 'life' that things are biased, towards the wrong people, but that's down to crueller, selfish people who can't stand to see others rise above them/are too ignorant to acknowledge what the good person stands for.

I can't say I'm perfect - I've had a few revenges, told a lot of lies, stolen, cheated a lot, broken the law countless times. But now I see where I've gone wrong - that was the 'revolution' I had. My friends don't think I can give up alcohol/smoking/stealing - they don't even know I lie a lot! - but that's just it... it has nothing to do with what others think, it's what you believe to be true.

No matter how many people make life bad for someone, it should never be an excuse to become like them. That's why I hate it when murderers blame killings on 'childhood traumas'. They may well have had something like that, but it's no excuse to pass on the cruelties of abusive parents/other people to others, by your accord.

The world might be random, and it may have no purpose, but I think life has as much a purpose as you want it to. 'Sacrifice' is something I understood as a whole, but not for religious purposes. 'Sacrifice yourself for God, for he has saved us'. I look around the world and pose the question... did he really?