What ever happened to respect?

What ever DID happen to respect?! People seem to have lost it. Some think they can do things without it affecting others, or without one's permission. If something's not yours, you should probably ask before you do something foolish with it. If you need something, ask politely. Say excuse me. This feels like it's a 1st grade class!! People don't know how to behave anymore. If "adults" are acting this way, how can we hope for a better future for the children? People need to wake up.

Don't mistake my kindness for weakness.

Erik B.

A grown man acting childish!!!!!!!!!!!!

"Wow." That's what first comes to my mind when I see footage of the S. Carolina senator calling the President a liar. This is directed towards Joe Wilson:

You are an ignorant FOOL!! You're a grown man and not to mention a SENATOR and you interrupt the nations President in the middle of a speech?!?!?! Apparently children have more manners and common sense than you do. And honestly, all of you showing unreasonable resentment to the President, need to calm down. Your racism is truly sickening.

I hope the senator and all the racists read this. Your mentality is based on ignorance. Foolish adults.

"The world is a relatively small place, but ones actions can be quite large."

Erik B.

9/11----8 years later.

I'm quite sure that most of us remember where we were and what we were doing during the attacks on September 11, 2001. Some would say that the nation came together during these attacks. Let me tell you, our countries moment of "togetherness" did not last too long. The worst attack yet on U.S. soil strongly affected EVERYONE, but our nation is still so segregated by hate, crime, and ignorance. People really need to stop being foolish. We need to coexist with each other, especially in a time when the nation has been hindered. Ladies, gentlemen, boys, and girls, please understand that hate is a strong word, but love is much stronger. Communicate. Compromise. Coexist.

"United we ball, divided we fall." Krayzie Bone

Erik B.