Evil is as Evil Does

EVIL is learned through the environment they grow up in. A baby once there are born just can't pop out and think they are evil. Just like being good is learned from your surroundings, evil is learned from your surroundings. If a child grows up with Hitler there is a high chance that kid will be evil. If a child grows up with Ghandi there is a real high chance that kid will become good.

LOVE

Love, what a wonderful and confusing word. Who knew that four letters could have such a big impact on the world. Love is such a strong feeling that wars have been fought over the Passion of love. Whether it be love for a country or love for a women, love is the ultimate trump card.
Love is a very complex feeling. When you first meet a girl you almost have the feeling that it's to weird to be true. After you accept that feeling the feelings you have for the other person is almost unmeasurable. You feel as if that is the only person you want to hang out with 24/7. This feeling you have doesn't require sex to prove it. Your satisfied with being by that person, or going to Piedmont Park and laying on a blanket for six hours straight. You're able to talk normal to that person. Meaning you don't have to think about what you're about to say, you can just speak your mind without feeling regret. Love is when that person can sit next to you and help you through depressing times. No matter how silly your depression might be they talk with you and comfort you. Love is when you can't go five minutes without thinking about the other person. Love is when you and that other person can make any situation into a fun situation. Love is being able to work through the hard times. Not giving up. Loving Is Living.

The Teenage Years

Being a teenager now a days is easy. Our food is paid for and our room and board is free! To me there is only one negative aspect of being a teenager. Our whole society doesn't trust us! We are allowed to drive, vote, smoke, and go to war, but adults still seem to not trust teenagers. My friend has experienced a prime example of what I am talking about. He was driving to a Golf driving range and while driving through an intersection he was hit by a lady running a red light. He saw the lady coming and thought she would stop because she had a red light, but the lady kept on coming. He slammed on the brakes and swerved to avoid T-boning her. When the crash was done the result of the cars didn't leave a hint to who's fault it really was. So the word of him and the lady was the most concrete evidence. When they both got out of there cars my friend asked her if she was okay and she replied yes adding that she was sorry and didn't know what she was thinking. After the cops came and she talked to her husband my friend asked her why she ran the light and she condescendingly fired back that she didn't run the light. My friend was thrown back by the comment. When telling me this story he told me that he was sure the lady's husband told her to lie, because later he found out the the lady's insurance was very crappy and they probably couldn't afford a crash. So after they both told their mismatched stories to the cop he went home and prepared for days of convincing ahead. After days of attempted convincing the court date he was dreading came upon him. When the court date came and went he felt the wrath of the mistrust adults have with teenagers. The court took the word of the lady over his just because she was a trusted citizen of the city of Atlanta. He told me it felt like the huge fist of the justice system hit him to the ground and wouldn't stop stomping.
And that concludes my example of how authority figures don't trust teenagers.