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With all the events happening in "the arsenal of democracy" and elsewhere, it's safe to assume history is repeating itself. With the death of 1 man, the world (or in this case, America) ushered itself into anarchy rivaling the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand in Europe or the Vietnam War protests worldwide. It is baffling how such a great country can be so divided on a topic seemingly universally agreed by (almost) everyone: Humans must be treated equally, without exception.
The world is a gunpowder case, and all it takes is a spark to set it alight. When it is time for mankind to unite against a common enemy, some chose to spread division, confusion and ignorance that undermines the fabric of society. What have become of us?
This entry was made in the lonely hours of May 31st, 6 months after the outbreak of a pandemic that (if unchecked) may spell the demise of mankind. To tell the truth, if this is what humanity has become, I wish not to participate in it. Future generations will frown upon this moment in history, when humanity descends down the rabbit hole, into chaos.
However, there is hope. From across the border, from one's neighbor, relatives, from hopes that, as Her Majesty puts it "We'll meet again, one sunny day".
The world is a gunpowder case, and all it takes is a spark to set it alight. When it is time for mankind to unite against a common enemy, some chose to spread division, confusion and ignorance that undermines the fabric of society. What have become of us?
This entry was made in the lonely hours of May 31st, 6 months after the outbreak of a pandemic that (if unchecked) may spell the demise of mankind. To tell the truth, if this is what humanity has become, I wish not to participate in it. Future generations will frown upon this moment in history, when humanity descends down the rabbit hole, into chaos.
However, there is hope. From across the border, from one's neighbor, relatives, from hopes that, as Her Majesty puts it "We'll meet again, one sunny day".