Message for the world.

          When we hit our teenage years, we change the world. We come up with music that changes the whole world. We create inventions that completely reinvent the world. But then the adults come and ruin our creativity. Starting with practical things like banning pennies. The government can save billions of dollars if they were to stop making pennies. But business. Business sucks. The idea that companies such as Nestle and McDonald's will see the ideas that completely change the world, but will hurt their business. Then there like "oh I am Mr. Business and can do what I want. Let’s kill that person and pretend that they don't exist! We rule the world so let’s do that!"

           They suck. When problems come like illegal immigration, everyone blames the government saying that they are lazy. I say they are smart. We are a "free country" after all. Having diversity is a good thing and Americans are not. (Hint hint. they get brainwashed) We live in a corrupt country without culture and without idea of our country. Only 30% of our country knows what the constitution is and 60% failed the American citizen test. I bet they don't realize that Ukraine is in peril, or Iraq and Iran's war never ends. Oh well. It’s not like anyone cares. 

          Oh wait. I’m here. We need to change. If we want to stop illegal immigration, then buy the food from Mexico so people can actually live there. Buy food from a farm. Not a factory. Grow a garden yourselves! Have a reason to live peacefully! My example of a good life is one where we all use the outdoors. Don’t be that lazy bum that sits on a computer wanting change to happen. Be the one that changes what is on the computer! But beware of the fowl beast in the ocean. He will try to lure you into the "normal" corrupt world. Business which controls the world, has far too long messed up our will. The one thing that the world can't change is our faith. Everyone, even the parched and homeless, have a way to change the world. If we all join together and take our share. 

         But our world is corrupt. And there is no one to be there. I am all alone, with a chance of slight despair. Instead of teaching our world of the truths, we hide it all up. With technology to use. We tried this before with a hope for change in the world, but instead we said "yay!" and liked it at our will. We never got up. We never progressed. Let’s try one more time. All for the best.

In these closing remarks, I hope to remind. That our world isn't corrupt. Just the one we let pass by.