Ahh, the Korea's Hit the News Again!

Well, I'm not completely up on this whole "North Korea/South Korea" crap, hereby dubbed "Korea Issue", but here's what I think so far...


     First of all, why in bloody hell would someone even contemplate attacking an ally of the United States, France, United Kingdom, and Germany?
     Second of all, why would one think they could actually win said war?
     Third of all, maybe you shouldn't have any weapons...Just Saying.



Well thats it for now...more to come.

CJD

Some recent writings...

Lately, I have been embracing my ability to write out my thoughts; I figured I'd throw them on here, after all, whats the sense of writing something if no one sees it?

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How can you sit there and yell at me for not listening?
When was the last time you listened to me?

You're too preoccupied with your damn perfect <word taken out, because I don't want you to know;But its a person>
I mean really?
If you can name 3 things that I truly enjoy, it'd be a fricken miracle.

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Isn't funny how one bad thing can screw up in a couple of days?
Bad Days.
One thing can do so much.
Bad Days.
If only you could ask for help. It might stop.
Bad Days.
Annoying things, annoying days cause...
Bad Days.

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Well guess thats it for now.

CJD

Don't Ask,Don't Tell

I know I'm a wee bit late, but I wrote this up a little bit back and I feel it should be posted. This whole thing was sparked by an incident with one of my friends on September 25th.

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As someone who once had tremendous faith,love, and pride for his country, I never thought that one policy could destroy me so much.
      The policy I am referring to is the Department of Defense's Don't Ask,Don't Tell policy. I don't believe in this policy, which could be why I am angered by it. If somebody could explain to me how somebody's sexual orientation can affect their ability to protect and serve their country. Than I just might believe in the DADT policy. But because I can't find a good,non-cliche,meaningful fight for this policy, I believe it should be nonexistent.
      I know if one good person, in particular, that would give his life in the military for our country. This man's sexual orientation is public, which he fine with. But in recent events, he has become worried that the openness of of his sexual orientation may affect his career in the US Navy. I would like to quote the post posted by the person who was trying to end his career:
"Why should we allow gays in the military? Especially ones as oplenly gay as this? FB&gt; Formspring&gt;"
     I just don't get why an openly gay man, who has already stated that he will perform to the best of his ability just like everyone else, can't serve his country because he his gay while my relative can do the same job without being in jeopardy because he is straight.
     Explain...

Clearly, this angered me greatly. Here is the original post from my gay friend: