just a few hours off a day, and that's it. the A's are here.
responsible blogging. that's what singaporeans should aim for, when they decide to net their opinions about certain issues. okay, crap, how many of us actually think that we should even be responsible when doing it online. we all know the power of annyomonousity (okay, pardon the spelling) when blog online, that we know no one would ever know that it is us that are behind those stupid comments. hell with it anyway.
i just watched al gore's "the inconvenient truth". they say its about global warming issue, that people, indeed are the precise undoing of mankind. we are killing ourselves. i feel i shouldn't explain the movie in my post, but i rather you go watch it yourself. i felt the movie was more than just the whole issue of global warming. it was more of an appeal to connect with the human being inside every one of us, to agree on the issue that it would be unethical to continue degrading the environment in the way we are now. seriously, i walked out of the cinema feeling different from the person i was when i walked into it. i felt that it had made that impact it needed to make on people on me. i didn't know whether the people i watched with felt it too, but i did. i felt i was human again all suddenly. that i could feel his plea to everyone in countries who watched the show. Al Gore's a great man. please watch "the inconvenient truth". no doubt, i think there was some hidden political agendas that he addressed in this movie. but even so, who is to say movies nowadays are free of certain political agendas, certain advertisment agendas, certain pursuasive agendas, of simply putting it, a real innocent movie with no real motives? none i would say, furthermore, al gore had a good reason to address this political motive. the current president of united states has done nothing in this world to save humanity. his efforts to push for a terrorism-free world is no doubt worth commending, but he focused too much on using violence to cure violence. planet earth is threatened by a greater force than terrorism itself, by forces of nature called "human beings with old habits and new technology". we will be the undoing of ourselves.
do your part, look up www.climatecrisis.net
responsible blogging. that's what singaporeans should aim for, when they decide to net their opinions about certain issues. okay, crap, how many of us actually think that we should even be responsible when doing it online. we all know the power of annyomonousity (okay, pardon the spelling) when blog online, that we know no one would ever know that it is us that are behind those stupid comments. hell with it anyway.
i just watched al gore's "the inconvenient truth". they say its about global warming issue, that people, indeed are the precise undoing of mankind. we are killing ourselves. i feel i shouldn't explain the movie in my post, but i rather you go watch it yourself. i felt the movie was more than just the whole issue of global warming. it was more of an appeal to connect with the human being inside every one of us, to agree on the issue that it would be unethical to continue degrading the environment in the way we are now. seriously, i walked out of the cinema feeling different from the person i was when i walked into it. i felt that it had made that impact it needed to make on people on me. i didn't know whether the people i watched with felt it too, but i did. i felt i was human again all suddenly. that i could feel his plea to everyone in countries who watched the show. Al Gore's a great man. please watch "the inconvenient truth". no doubt, i think there was some hidden political agendas that he addressed in this movie. but even so, who is to say movies nowadays are free of certain political agendas, certain advertisment agendas, certain pursuasive agendas, of simply putting it, a real innocent movie with no real motives? none i would say, furthermore, al gore had a good reason to address this political motive. the current president of united states has done nothing in this world to save humanity. his efforts to push for a terrorism-free world is no doubt worth commending, but he focused too much on using violence to cure violence. planet earth is threatened by a greater force than terrorism itself, by forces of nature called "human beings with old habits and new technology". we will be the undoing of ourselves.
do your part, look up www.climatecrisis.net
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