Again, I know he probably didn’t mean it that way or intend for it to be taken that way but being someone who has personally been there I did not put myself in that situation and I didn’t want to be there, and I certainly didn’t know how to change the outcome at the time. As a child I didn’t know what was right or wrong and yes, I guess you can say my own parent made me a victim without realizing or knowing so, but as a child I myself didn’t. So inconclusion I do not agree that everyone is a victim, nor do I think every makes themselves victims. Maybe most or maybe even some but not
I knew how much he wanted to hear it, but being Dallas Winston, an awkward person who never knew how to show his feelings, I never got to tell him. I didn 't want to face the corpse in front of me. I didn 't want to see the mistakes I 've made. The mistake for not wanting him to get tough. You get tough like me, and nothing can hurt you.
I gather he had felt this way because he had created them, he had regret seeing them in pain. But, that’s also where all of us, as the highest level of
They intentionally discriminated against a group of people; they had no regards to other’s statuses as human beings which in our honest opinion is extremely unethical. Every human being should be treated with respect regardless of their culture, ethnicity, race, gender, etc. Johnny's leadership roles within his school simply doesn’t convince us that he was bullied into discriminating others, so we feel that he too should face the consequences. As a leader he should have known better. Johnny complained of being bullied into participating, however, his participation in the discriminatory acts is considered
It honestly matters that little to me. I only suffer those whom wish to be elevated themselves as well. I find no evidence of that in you sir. Tile ("entitlement" rather) means nothing to me I'll entertain the wisdom of a sage more then the interjections of man who flaunts his credentials SO recklessly. SMH
The reason they feel so depressed is that once you get depressed, you feel like you’re no longer human and cut yourself. People today should remember that we all are equal. It doesn’t matter how big or small you think you are, the truth is that we all deserve the same respect and rights because of the human
It is in humane and extremely sad. Many times through out the book I would stop and put myself in these students’ shoes. And every time I would get frustrated because I just can’t imagine this happening to myself. The sad part is that this kind of treatment still happens to people to this
His society has a mentality that nothing can ever happen to them,”This is happening to me”(108).They understand everything that can happen, but they never imagine it happening
They can’t be blamed for his actions. They can be blamed for hurting him and transforming him into what most people will refer to him as; a monster. He wanted peace but never found it with everything he did. However the “family” he created did receive the freedom they deserved many years ago. Each of them have moved on with their own lives and they all know of the choice Ariel Castro chose to make after his prison sentencing.
¨If we could´nt feel hate how would we know what love is¨, this is a quote I found interesting, it made me wonder what it would be like if there was only love, most of our worlds history would change because lets face it almost all of our history is war and
Every day he got worse and worse. Every day he was a lesser person’. This is a sign that Paxton is trying to dehumanize his former
If people didn’t get bothered than they would be happy and not know what to expect, because if no one in the entire world got bothered they wouldn 't have the knowing of how to be an actual human. In the book Fahrenheit 451 I am pretty sure that all the characters got bothered so when something happened they were use to it and didn’t get that worked up over it. So when Millie left Montag he was sad but later found out that he did not want anything to do with her. Therefore if people do get bothered they will so figure out what they don 't need and why the thing that happened is a good thing, that no one can change. You just have to keep living you life and see things on the positive side.
The fact is I really don 't care, screw the haters let them talk and talk, but I know they can 't back up the talk. I say everything for a reason and how people want to take is their choice. The Practice rant was taken the wrong way, but those who I respect knew what I meant and those who took it as I like to skip practice well it’s not my job to care what people think about me. Looked at like a thug or not I don 't
They were always there for me, as pathetic as that might sound, and I desperately needed someone to be there for me during my middle school years. In short: I was a loser. And like most losers, I was on the receiving end of other kids’ abuse. I came home in tears every day. School years are mostly a blur for me, but I can remember some things (lucky me).
I call it false because his parents, friends and coaches all believed he was this perfect leader on the field and off. Unfortunately, by keeping quiet, I was the only one who knew about his lack of moral values. When I reminisce about my decision today, I believe I made the wrong choice. I believe I had the wrong mindset when I chose to put the team 's success in front of ethics in general. I 'm not proud of my choice because it reflects on my character and morality.