Yes, yes, I know. Peace is good, murder is bad, blah, blah, blah. I'm not saying that we should go around committing random acts of massacre, I'm just saying that sometimes it's easier to get your point across when it comes with a whap upside the head.
Besides, you know that you've all been tempted to hit someone at one point or another in your life. Chances are, you have. So please do not tell me that we should all try to get along without violence. It's part of being HUMAN--if we weren't violent, we'd probably all have been eaten. By like, bears and stuff.
....Yeah.
Anyways, that wasn't my point. My point was that the next time someone asks the History teacher why the European countries couldn't just get along and be friends during WWI, I'm going to scream. We spend three weeks reading about all the various factors that lead up to the war, and NO, it wasn't going to just go away because hurting people isn't nice. Life is not like Disney, so please don't try and play Snow White.
And that wasn't actually my point either, because really, I don't have a point. There are thousands and thousands of things that get on my nerves. For example, when a whole horde of ditzy freshmen block off an entire hallway and walk really, really slowly. The idiots who think that History class is the place to hold screaming debates on topics like how WWI could have been prevented need to shut up, now, because frankly, no one cares. Not even the History teacher.
And for God's sake, please don't steal other people's clothes. I'm sure they don't appreciate it.
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Ooo, two references to disney in the last two posts. I think we've got a serious theme going on here.
Agreed on the WWI give peace a chance debate. Though I don't really see it happening much in our class (maybe I've been asleep or very very out of it), but it's certainly an invalid point. Way to many factors for there not to have been a gigantic war.
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