Honestly, I don't know exactly what's going on in the Gazaa [/spelling?] strip, but what I do know, is that people are being FORCED out of their homes based on their RELIGION. And that our president supports it because it's a "PEACEFUL" resolve to a war.
I wouldn't care if people were crying for being forced out of their homes because of an ecenomical recession, or maybe even a decleration of religious grounds that NO ONE could live on, and the people would be relocated. But being kicked out of what you beieve is your own land, having your soldiers and loved ones UNBURRIED, and being told that this is an avoidance of VIOLENCE is simply lacking in humanity.
Since when have we become so BIG HEADED that we think we know what God or whatever controlls us has in store, or what he believes? Don't you think, since we're sort of on our own [god doesn't make his presence known] that we should form some sort of fellow humanity, as that's as likelly what god wants anyway? Shouldn't our goal be to not hold onto the birthplace of christ for rights of religion, but instead praise EACHOTHER'S belief in [if you haven't noticed] the same god, only different teachings?
I could never possibly force someone out of their homeland and religiously important place of worship simply because I felt I had more right to that land. I simply couldn't. I'm a pacifist at heart, and believe that there's always an alternative to war. But my alternative to war is HUMANITY not necessity of inhumanity.
If there is a god, I'm sure he thinks humans heads have become swelled up with his love and sacrifice of his son for them, and have forgotten the entire purpose of their time on earth. And if there isn't a god, we're really ****ing things up for ourselves.
JediKirby
I wouldn't care if people were crying for being forced out of their homes because of an ecenomical recession, or maybe even a decleration of religious grounds that NO ONE could live on, and the people would be relocated. But being kicked out of what you beieve is your own land, having your soldiers and loved ones UNBURRIED, and being told that this is an avoidance of VIOLENCE is simply lacking in humanity.
Since when have we become so BIG HEADED that we think we know what God or whatever controlls us has in store, or what he believes? Don't you think, since we're sort of on our own [god doesn't make his presence known] that we should form some sort of fellow humanity, as that's as likelly what god wants anyway? Shouldn't our goal be to not hold onto the birthplace of christ for rights of religion, but instead praise EACHOTHER'S belief in [if you haven't noticed] the same god, only different teachings?
I could never possibly force someone out of their homeland and religiously important place of worship simply because I felt I had more right to that land. I simply couldn't. I'm a pacifist at heart, and believe that there's always an alternative to war. But my alternative to war is HUMANITY not necessity of inhumanity.
If there is a god, I'm sure he thinks humans heads have become swelled up with his love and sacrifice of his son for them, and have forgotten the entire purpose of their time on earth. And if there isn't a god, we're really ****ing things up for ourselves.
JediKirby
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