~MP3 Amplifier~ wrote:Eh. I always felt like the concept of terrorism is pointless anyway. It's only there to scare you. It's just sad that others get hurt in the process. But they're doing this to scare you. The way I see it, I don't wanna give them the satisfaction, so instead of letting it get to me or responding with hate, I respond with love. Because after all, this world can't be split into right or wrong so easily as everyone is doing what they think is the right thing. At least if you act out of love rather than hate, you are getting as close as possible to the ideal of doing the right thing and showing the goodness in humanity.
Another way to see it is, violence will never really affect you in the way you think. Most people will never be faced with it. And the people who are, will have surely not been thinking "damn why did this happen to me" during the attack. Pretty sure they'll have had more important things to think about.
I know this mindset might not work for everyone, but it's what keeps me going. I know there's always a possibility that the city I work in could be attacked one day and I'd never use that as a reason to not go out and make the most of the life I still have. Just keep hope. Spread love. Change happens.
Change starts with one. What we do for others can have an impact in the world. You got the right idea, Amp.
I hope you've been doing alright.JSlayerXero wrote:Besides, if what I've heard has any merit, WWIII won't be fought with bombs and guns. It'll be technological warfare. (like something out of cyberpunk, maybe?)
Or maybe we'll fight it over the internet.
