traderclan

It's easy to hate other people. Just choose a trait you don't like, brood on it, make it a big deal and hate the person for it. It's easy to hate. However, my question is why do we hate? When I say we, I include myself, you, and the rest of the world. As against racism and segregation I am, I am no saint. I do have my own problems. As a child of the south I grew up in racist environments, I do know that to some degree I have prejudice, probably more than most kids in my class. I deal with that, and try to better myself as much as I can. When I walk into a group of black people, I tense up. I lead scenarios in my head of what could happen to m

                           Immigration Problems   I have a problem with people's feelings and regards to immigration. The hate that people show these immigrants is disgusting and outrageous. I don't understand why they can't be welcoming and helpful. These immigrants, be they Mexican, Asian, South American, or even Canadian, have come here for a reason. America is a land for opportunity. Who are we to deny them any opportunity? Who are we to kick them out of country, when we ourselves were not welcome here? The Spanish and British forced their way into America, disregarding the Mexicans and Native Americans that resided here. We do that and

Same Jeans, Different Brand Its being me, an individual in a society of individuals trying, individually, to be themselves while remaining the same as all others so as not to stand out, but individually making their mark. I leave the house, anxious to see the world but also to see the individuals in the world. I leave the house to see them for who they are, not knowing, but hoping, caring, wanting them to see me for who I am. Who am I? Who I am! I am who you want me to be. Be me! I am who I want to be. So what if we want the same thing. How does that affect you? We have something in common, so we are not so different. Still a