twisted logic
Here's a thinker for you:
If all good things must come to an end, what about the bad things,
Can they go on forever?
Or maybe its one of those karma situations where one person thinks its a good thing and therefore it must end, and one person thinks its a bad thing but because of it being person a's good thing, it has to end and therefore the bad thing for person b ends as well.
Bad things probably will last forever - ie: breeches in human rights cause the majority think its a bad thing and so it will continue.
For example: terrorism. Let me just put this out there and say its a bad thing. I don't think there are many in the world who actually support it, except the terrorists of course. They think its a marvelous idea. And so for them it must end, and then when you think about it - the whole thing must eventually end : BUT 'end' might be interpreted as the-end-of-their-lives and so terrorism will continue because not enough people think it is a good thing. Maybe only when other people support the killing of hundreds will it stop.
Now I am not saying I am for terrorism (I think its sick, cowardly and despicable) but I am just trying to prove a point here.
Not that any of it really makes sense.
If all good things must come to an end, what about the bad things,
Can they go on forever?
Or maybe its one of those karma situations where one person thinks its a good thing and therefore it must end, and one person thinks its a bad thing but because of it being person a's good thing, it has to end and therefore the bad thing for person b ends as well.
Bad things probably will last forever - ie: breeches in human rights cause the majority think its a bad thing and so it will continue.
For example: terrorism. Let me just put this out there and say its a bad thing. I don't think there are many in the world who actually support it, except the terrorists of course. They think its a marvelous idea. And so for them it must end, and then when you think about it - the whole thing must eventually end : BUT 'end' might be interpreted as the-end-of-their-lives and so terrorism will continue because not enough people think it is a good thing. Maybe only when other people support the killing of hundreds will it stop.
Now I am not saying I am for terrorism (I think its sick, cowardly and despicable) but I am just trying to prove a point here.
Not that any of it really makes sense.