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Ode to a Violent World
by Richard J Kallao   
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What happened to make our world so violent these days,during the twentieth century we barely got out alive,let look at what happened,
 

During World War l millions then too suffered and died all due to political agenda and personal agressions ,same could be said for the second world war itself, after that Presidents were being shot and famous well known people like Martin Luthor King Jr were being shot for what they believed in .,during the twentieth century violence was so common place we even saw it on the tv and in movies,we got use to violence and violence got use to us .
 

But how then could such a thing happen, even too our ancetors were a violent bunch considering the enviroment they had to live in and then the most violent era ever the Roman and there you a leader after leader killing his own people,slaves being trained and train to fight each other people in fact were in some instances fed to animals such as lions .
 

There was not one Roman leader then that ruled that ruled the way under a violent cause or agenda ,and too in entertainment television was the most especially during the age of comedic art and then like The Three Stooges,Laurel and Hardy even the popular animation then had violence like Popeye or Tom and Jerry we were so filled with violence it was common place we got use to it .
 

Even in our everyday lives that violence is there,bullying for example is violent but like I said violence is common nowadays you can't do anything without it .
 

Life is then  a given that is obvious but then how we make life is up to us how we are treated by others that and each other is up too us ,then life is a given please don't waste what you been giving so much is there for us . And by the way that  this planet if not for that asteroid that hit Earth millions of years ago I think the dinosaurs would still be walking the Earth even they were a violent species ,then too violent is ultimately part of us its how a species deal with it is what matters,does it not ? And  without this planet we live on where would we be ? Treat the Earth like you would want to be treated ,isn't that right ? Be kind and it will rewind back to you .

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