Comments | jalela: the moments of utter confusion.

jalela

the moments of utter confusion.

Apr 16, 2011 23:53

Didn't do any work today. Again. *laughs* Happy with what I did in music lessons. Practising makes such a huge difference. xD Well, I'm glad that I'm finally going to start something knew. *runs around in circles like maniac* I'm not sure what to do. Originally I wanted to do Shiroki Yuutsu and I'm sure sachikaoguri would totally agree with this choice as ( Read more... )

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sachikaoguri August 19 2011, 20:06:36 UTC

Of course, you should always only believe what you believe yourself, you will hear the words of others, but that doesn't mean that you have to believe them.

When I think of politics, all I think of now is the same sex marriage debate.. There was this woman on the news sprouting rubbish that same sex marriage was wrong, and disgusting and all the rest of it...

I was thinking that as HUMANS, we should all have equal rights on something as intangible as love...

jalela August 21 2011, 08:26:41 UTC

That's true but sometimes our own opinions and beliefs can be biased.

Mhmm. There's a lot of irony in the debate. My question for that woman would be what specifically is so disgusting about same sex marriage. What is so different about a same sex marriage and a heterosexual marriage? Nothing.

That's very true. I can't really fathom humans sometimes.

sachikaoguri August 31 2011, 06:39:52 UTC

We have to choose what we want to believe, I guess we have to take into account other people's opinions too though.

Well, that woman believed in god so naturally she believed it was an abomination to go against what he had created. But God is a religion which she worships, and people don't stop her from doing that. I don't get the difference with same sex marriage. No difference at all, I absolutely agree with you. But it's alright, I think we're finally seeing the destination of this debate. We're much closer than we were after New York legalised same sex marriage. It should be only a matter of time.

jalela September 2 2011, 07:57:29 UTC

Regardless of what we believe, we always have to be conscious of the world and people around us. No one can ever truly have freedom of speech. No one can ever be truly free ( ... )