First of all, I thought of something so I thought I’d write it down. I was thinking about the stereotypical liberal thing… and how, at least for my young peers, the feels are sort of that because of those liberal beliefs they are not real americans… but that’s a good thing. They try to divorce themselves of their americanism… feel like europeans or canadians that were unfortunately born on the wrong side of the boreders. The idea is that if anything gets really bad, like a draft, they’ll run away.
On the other side… the stereotypical redneck concervative conciders himself to be a true american. Never thinks of leaving, and if things get really bad, there plan is to kill a bunch of liberals until things are fixed again.
Now, I understand that this is not very accurate on a personal level, but I think it’s semi true if you averaged out the populations. I think that the liberals should alter their perception, to that of being different but also true Americans. I’m sure many “liberals” (I hate labeling and such, but it’s for convience… so don’t give me a hard time) feel that they are true americans as well, but I think generally those liberally minded should at least put the issue in the forefront of their minds. If the idea that both sides were actually americans took hold on both sides… I think things would be easier.
I think this is much greater in the youth, but I have to deal with that… so the youth should fix it.
Anyway, I’m not going to spend any more time or energy trying to articulate that thought. I think a lot of people have probably thought it already. Next one.
I saw I <3 Huckabees yesterday. It's a good movie... funny and such. I decided earlier though that I really don't like the philosophical message (or at least one of them I got) from it's ending. I dunno if anyone has seen it, but basically it's an arguement between the idea that everything is connected and therefore you can stop worrying because everything is really one thing, and the idea that there is no connections and everything is random... and therefore you can stop worrying because you can't control anything. In the end the main character decides that it's a combination... which is good. However, he says that everything is connected, but only because it emerges "from the manure of human drama." That's not true. If you're going to say everything in the universe is connected then "human drama" is not going to have anything to do with it. *shakes head* whatever. On to me and more mundane things. I got a 94% on my micro test. Good to know I’m still go at bio. I missed 5 points on really stupid easy chemistry, which I think proves that chemistry is pointless. Oxidize NO3-… *shakes head*. In the way of bad news I have some, although it’s just impending bad news. I have to go to lab in an hour, and it’s going to be an unknown lab where I have to id some chemical and then synthesize it and test it to make sure I did everything right. It’s a whole new type of lab that we’ve never done, and the lab write up is going to be due the day after the test (which is the hardest of the year according to the professor). Yay! In micro bio lab this week I also have to identify a bacteria, which I’ve never done before, just for added fun. So that’s all yucky. On the good side, once I finish this weird unknown lab, pass an annoyingly difficult quiz on it, (which will be on the Thursday after the test :P) and complete a double unknown lab… I’m done for the year labwise in chem. So if I get lucky I could have a couple weeks of not having any chem labs… which would be wootdom. I want to play. I don’t want to work. :P





