Riven
Bad Chin
I was wondering what happened to the rights that the US was based on. The right to speech, the right to freedom of religion, all that.
What happened to people standing up for what they believed instead of sitting around *****ing about it?
Why can't people pray in school anymore? Because only the people against it stood up for it. The people who believed they should keep it were worried about upsetting everyone by standing up for their rights.
If you say something "wrong" people jump all over you, tell you are inconsiderate, or that was a bad thing. Even if you said you were just wondering about something, not that it was wrong, or bad, or anything. Is that illegal now?
I'm not saying to live without consideration and compassion for things, but why do people have to always tell everyone else what to do, or not to do, or that they're a good person, or a bad person just because they don't have the same ideas or beliefs? Is it because people today are more selfish? More spoiled, getting everything they want and not think about why? I'm not christian, but I don't care if other people are, I respect their beliefs, and I expect them to respect mine in return. I don't get mad if someone tells me Merry Christmas, or God Bless You.
The US was founded on having different beliefs, and not wanting to be controlled with everything they do, but they all agreed to work for the same goal in general, even if the details about it were different. If someone wanted to regulate our beliefs today would we band together despite our differences for the cause?
What happened to people standing up for what they believed instead of sitting around *****ing about it?
Why can't people pray in school anymore? Because only the people against it stood up for it. The people who believed they should keep it were worried about upsetting everyone by standing up for their rights.
If you say something "wrong" people jump all over you, tell you are inconsiderate, or that was a bad thing. Even if you said you were just wondering about something, not that it was wrong, or bad, or anything. Is that illegal now?
I'm not saying to live without consideration and compassion for things, but why do people have to always tell everyone else what to do, or not to do, or that they're a good person, or a bad person just because they don't have the same ideas or beliefs? Is it because people today are more selfish? More spoiled, getting everything they want and not think about why? I'm not christian, but I don't care if other people are, I respect their beliefs, and I expect them to respect mine in return. I don't get mad if someone tells me Merry Christmas, or God Bless You.
The US was founded on having different beliefs, and not wanting to be controlled with everything they do, but they all agreed to work for the same goal in general, even if the details about it were different. If someone wanted to regulate our beliefs today would we band together despite our differences for the cause?
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