ignorance as a sin.

[death_by_motorboat]

this would be in the top few titles "current life" or "modern life" gluttonous sins. 

(its fun to stand in judgment of your own faults, even if you dont believe in god)

 

 

i bring this up because the kinds of things people can "ignore" or "blame" others for today are so impossibly unrealistic,

and we've accused everything we can not face the responsibility for as well.  

 

 

as tragedies and other societal issues, like recycling in a developing nation control economies and whatnot how could you not feel a little responsible, eh?

(alright, i understand this point of view from two different perspectives,

1 is that some people might think its not society's problem from a global perspective at all,

what people in their specific societal circumstances in these struggling countries, with no food and no jobs,

and living with it already and are fixing the problem of securing a future in their leaders hands,

and we need to pull together to show humanitarian society

2 is that we just completely ignore it all and act like we are the only country.

the problem is weve gone so far to a world of convenience and luxury it will never be easy to see past ignorance

 

 

we've accused it all away, but not forgetting to accuse ourselves of being innocent.