6 words about America

Big brother to them. Who's ours?

My Ideology

I believe that everything that can be done tomorrow should be done tomorrow. Human freedom should be upheld no matter what. My basic philosophy is that you can do whatever you want as long as it does not negatively effect anyone else.

If I made a country to go by my ideals, the national symbol would be a sloth much like USA's is the bald eagle. The sloth is a chill animal. It even allows moss to grow on it to hid itself from prey. It perfectly resembles my ideals. It is lazy, does not harm other sloths, and they get along really well. They don't care what the next sloth is doing they just do their own thing.

I would defend my ideals to the bitter end if I had to, but I'd probably just go somewhere I am excepted since fighting for ideals is much harder to do then going someplace where they are already in place.

I think they are very similar. Apples to apples. They are both fighting to make their country better. The United States has had a hand in both fights. Both are groups of rebels.

Che's mission

I think that Che just wanted to make the world a better place. He witnessed poor living conditions throughout South America. "The road to hell is paved with good intentions."

My documentary

If I could do a documentary on anything it would be on Pokemon and how it has effected society. Pokemon has influenced most of the modern world. It has become so widespread and well known in a short period of time. It started out (at least here in America) with an anime and game boy game. In weeks everyone knew about it. While it's popularity has declined since its depute, new games and episodes are still being released and sell quite a lot. They also have things like stickers, binders, pencils, shirts, and many others with Pokemon on them.

The immense popularity and unique game play of Pokemon is just part of the reason why I would make a documentary on it. The show also had some philosophical portions in it. One that comes to mind is how Ash Ketchum, the main protagonist, wants to evolve his Pikachu with a thunder stone but Pikachu refuses. Pikachu likes who he is and does not want to change to become more powerful. He touched on topics from friendship to slavery.

Che documentary

I would show a little of his early life. Maybe the first 15 minutes or so just so the viewers can get a chance to see how Che became who he was. The rest would be about his dictatorship stuff because it is probably the most exciting part of his life.

Glen and Che

I think Beck is a crazy dude who gets way too hype. Whether his claims are valid or not does not matter. He comes off as a radical and its not very good to get our information from radicals. They have very strong opinions and will only report their views. Thats is, fundamentally, why news shows and newspapers are unreliable on subjects like religion, politics, and world affairs. I think it is sad that, as a country, we look down to so called Muslim extremest but then turn around and listen to people like Glen.

Ok, so about Che. Yup, he is someone who probably shouldn't be worshiped by teenagers but who cares? I sure don't.