Just some thoughts :)

So I just got done reading Martin Luther King's "I have a dream" speech. I honestly haven't read it for a while. Just reading it makes you realize how far we've come but yet there is still along way to go until theirs peace on earth. If I could go back to any year I think I would want to go to the 50's and 60's when discrimination was so powerful. and to be able to be at the Lincoln memorial when Martin Luther King gave his speech would be amazing. To be able to experience the civil rights movements would be a life changing. I still can't grasp that concept though that discrimination will change. I believe no matter what people do or say it will still be around. there's too much negativity in the world.

On a different subject, I really hate it when you have your own belief's on things but people aren't happy with that. People just can't let that go. And I understand that you want to share your thoughts but please just share them once. I heard what you have to say and i was respectful enough to listen but nothing is gonna change how i feel. And i also like to share to other people my view on the subject to express how i feel but i just do it once and let it go. And I love hearing what other people have to say so I can get different opinions and ideas on the subject but that still isn't going to change how I feel. thanks anyways :)

Anyways I have been reading alot lately on different topics lol. I love reading and learning. I always read alot about the holocaust because to me it's mind-boggling that something like that happened. And I believe it did happen. (alot of people don't) And the things the jews went through and still survived is amazing to me and it gives you hope that you can survive through anything. And I can't let go of the fact that one person (hitler) could make that all happen. that Hitler's german army could kill 6 million HUMAN BEINGS all because they were jewish. (And some believe hitler was part jewish.) I've also read alot of survival stories and it takes you more into exactly what really happened and it gives you a different prospective about the holocaust. I love learning about history :)

I have alot more books that i'm reading but i'll blog about those later. lol.