I keep using that definition of prayer, "How to say your are helping with out really doing anything." Now I think that same definition might be true in many cases for modern day protestors. Think about the "Occupy" movement that accomplished exactly nothing. And now to top that off are the protestors who are objecting to burying the dead body of that Boston bomber. What is the point? It seems to be one of those things that cowardly politicians can't deal with for fear of upsetting some irrational voters.
Those protestors could use their time more wisely. And also the media folks who blow these things out of proportion. Why not stop worrying about one dead body and start worrying about some live ones. Volunteer with Habitat for Humanity and help build a home for some deserving people. Or going to a veteran's hospital and helping out. Or sit on a board of some organization that actually does humanitarian or conservation work.
This is kind of a preachy blog today but I am feeling guilty for spending $21 on tickets and $11 on popcorn to go see the worst 3-D movie ever last night. I am talking about two hours of special effects interrupted by some actors mumbling to each other. Yes, Iron Man III was awful. I might have had more fun at an NRA convention.
Those protestors could use their time more wisely. And also the media folks who blow these things out of proportion. Why not stop worrying about one dead body and start worrying about some live ones. Volunteer with Habitat for Humanity and help build a home for some deserving people. Or going to a veteran's hospital and helping out. Or sit on a board of some organization that actually does humanitarian or conservation work.
This is kind of a preachy blog today but I am feeling guilty for spending $21 on tickets and $11 on popcorn to go see the worst 3-D movie ever last night. I am talking about two hours of special effects interrupted by some actors mumbling to each other. Yes, Iron Man III was awful. I might have had more fun at an NRA convention.
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I heard that the movie theaters now have "interactive" chairs. Add that to 3-D glasses and I would need a puke bucket.
If the movie theaters add the interactive chairs and puke buckets then society is getting even closer to the one portrayed in the movie "Idiocracy". Scary.
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