178. There are a lot.

…of things that were said but not done. There are so many that are being said but still not done. And yet, these things are crucial – in the sense that their importance must be taken note of seriously. Most have the courage to speak up and to speak out. However, most don’t have such power to stand up to change, for change – and it is the change for the better we are highlighting here.  We are a minority and yet the minorities can be a/the keystone element that determine good or bad consequence(s).

The ideas that run in the minds of people are so great and yet so many are  slaves to nourish the ideas of others, being pulled into doing other things. The conscience of what is right and wrong, what should and should not bes are always contested. Just because the majority opt for it, you who thinks differently are drawn to it, not because of it but despite it.

How can sex industry be right? How can child abuse be okay? How can poverty and hunger be ignored? Why are ‘gays and lesbians’ not accepted?

Yet, the world starts to accept it. Where will this lead us to?

Though really, when you think about it – the answers are simple. Sex industry aint right because it deals with one’s virtues and dignity (what could be worst than losing those, right?) and yet some reasoned by saying they have to or they would lose life instead.  Ah, child abuse is simply wrong. You’ll agree 110% on this. But what if the company that hires them is the only company that provides them shelter and food?… Poverty and hunger be ignored? I don’t really need to answer that, do I?

Oh sure, there are a lot of  ‘but’ s: BUT what if the world’s economy is distributed fairly?”, “BUT what if another better company comes along and saves the children from abuse?”, those are a few thoughts that could come to mind but I guess the hardest question is to ask yourself whether you can be part of making the world a better place by doing your bit. You seriously feel good exploiting using more than you require while others slowly die because of it?

We are a minority.

We seem small and insignificant.

Yet, we are given equal chances to make a difference.

Are you part of the team?

~ by floweret on May 13, 2009.