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I thought the CNN video blog was interesting and comical. I really don't know how to take many people these days. Sometimes I second guess with taking someone serious or in humor. But, I loved thinking about the space idea.
I have made some jokes and even art about space, but for someone to accurately take me seriously with the space issue is something that is debatable.
It brings the question of the fact of "settling." Some people know what settling means more than what they think. It is a cause of a lot of wars afterall.
Things are not looking good and to especially have to hear extremism like that from the people who have taught me themselves. They were the ones who enlightened me with a sense of reasonable balance. I really did use to be a very religious and spiritual person. That school brought so much sense into my world concerning faith and living in the real world.
I think it is sad that some wars and battles go so far concerning religions and faith, but of all of the people I would look up to the most when it comes to having a reasonable and balanced perspective, it would be the leaders at ORU.
I hate to feel like my life is on the line for what I believe in and for my faith. I hate that the unbalanced and thoughtless leaders are the ones who are relentless in trying to prove they are entitled to anything and everything they want. I hate the blame game, and I don't want to make a bigger battle over it than what it already is, but I do blame the irrational, disrespectful, and extremely entitled in this instance. Even a person who is a Christian can still fall under the irrational and disrespectful category.
I know I have been disrespectful myself, but my disrespect goes to the people I feel are cheaters and irrational. People should be respected for who they individually are. And in that, their boundaries should be respected. I think the idea of subjects and servants and prisoners !(and only "prisoners" for the reason that they refused to be enslaved and controlled by others)! should be completely erased.

I can see how some drama can be devastating. I see how some drama can ruin relationships as a whole. At the same time, I still like the idea of being a libertarian. Why must a person exactly "fit in" with a group? Why can't people decide for themselves and communicate to others how much some passion means and whether or not they are passionate at all? After that, why can't it be respected? If it can't be respected, why can't people make effort to resolve differences, separate, or find some sort of solution?
I think it is lazy when people don't put enough effort and choose either suffering or warring against another. I also think it is wrong and selfish that if the issue is not resolved to hold on to the person. People need to let go when it is established that things will not be resolved. People need to stop slaving others around and be possessive and act like the other person is at their "mercy."
There is always a rightful time and place for some justice and law. But there are other times when I do not think some drama should be blown out of proportion. Then goes the cliched saying ~All is fair in love and war~ huff.