Originally posted by meander:
Finally you ask something sensible ...
[b]Who sets the line between Good and Evil?
In your sig. Nobody sets the line. If good is white and evil is
black, then the world is in shades of gray. It's cliched, but
true.
I just wanted to ask, is that the feeling you all are
talking about?
Yes and no. In NS the tekan is a lot worse than anything the civilian world trainers
(other than national athletes trainers) can dish out. Sometimes for
no reason at all you all get it. From what I see all your bonding
inside your CCA is because you belonged to the best. All that
motivation to carry on with unreasonable training came from the
pride that you wanted to remain the best.
In NS, you might belong to the worst unit, and still have that
spirit. Because you have suffered along with them though thick and
thin whether you were willing or not.
I didn't chose that CCA, it was the best solution for
getting high CCA points in the shortest time. I didn't had a CCA
then and my previous CCA teacher brought me to the Dance teacher
because it was the most tedious CCA. She wanted to suffer in misery
but she lost. I was happier in there.
Think of it this way, you might not be willing to go to NS as well,
but you might very well end up happy too.
I am pretty sure that National Service is very meaningful
not because of the training but because of the friends you made in
there, the friendship, unity, teamwork and care. Training is has
little meaning compared to those.
There is meaning in training, to defend the country. Just that most
people like you, choose to ignore it or think it meaningless.
Ya its fun.. BUT After NS Is there a gurantee.? U will Find
a job... All Those F****ing Companies Wan F***ing
Experiences..
What kind of reasoning is that? If everyone goes through NS, isn't
it even? If you were able to get a job before NS, how does NS
change anything? Besides employers look at qualifications, either
you have it or you don't. And some jobs actually require you to
have completed NS.
I dislike mingling with friends and making friends but the
power of unity, teamwork and care is undescribable and the feeling
is great. I don't want to experience that feeling again because it
is highly hard to come by, highly addictive and you can't have it
alone you'll need friends but I know I will have to during
NS.
I shall ignore that because obviously you are in some sort of
confused teenage transition stage.[/b]
No, I absolutely dislike company. I have to tolerate their
habits, thinking .etc Yes, I am confused, not about this but about
why? Why is there Good and Evil? Right and Wrong? Black and White?
Who sets the line between them? The first person who sets the line,
what criterias did he used?
Why can't we have peace? Wars are commonly fought to gain power and
freedom. If they want power give it to them. If they want freedom
give it to them. Why is the world divided into different countries,
languages, races and religions? Doesn't that cause people to feel
divided and causes clashes to happen more easily and more often.
Why do we need people to lead us? Aren't all humans equal?
Money? Why do we use money? Why can't we just give and take? Its
easier and makes life a lot simpler. If this happens nobody would
want to work hard but don't you think that people wouldn't want to
improve? Don't you think the people wouldn't have thought about
that?
Men and Women, yes they are 2 separate entity of the same species
but do we truely have to be so conservative? Who is the first
person that sets the line between the 2? Why do we have to
differentiate between certain untouchable parts? What would happen
if you touched them? Would they die? No.
Okay, this is off Topic. Someday, I'll bring this up again when I
am ready.
