i’m not worth it.
Distance never separates two hearts that really care, for our memories span the miles
and in seconds we are there. But whenever I start feeling sad because I miss you,
I remind myself how lucky I am to have someone so special to miss.
and in seconds we are there. But whenever I start feeling sad because I miss you,
I remind myself how lucky I am to have someone so special to miss.
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The final climactic installment of the Pulse of the Universe reveals hidden scandals and a nation weakened by war and infighting. The discovery of the Fortress World leaves many speechless and panicked nations in the wake of the falling young democracy.
In no time at all, religious fanatics in the east meet to reform the Bahn Empire in ego-maniacal glory as a spy inserts himself into the senate of the falling Interstellar Covenanted States.
Glorying in opening up a scandal between the child ruler of the home world and her bodyguard; the democracy reels and flails under the weight of its new birthright. Unsure what to make of the news.
The spy wages war as nation falls against nation on the home world and alliances among the stars start to split.
Follow the Interstellar Birthright as the fight for freedom grows ever stronger, and witness the defense of freedom, preparation for a new day; and the unveiling of hidden secrets.
Freedom is never free and the price for it is always paid for in blood.
Seeing as how he was aiding an ally aka the ‘Great Satan,’ it must be a crime. Such a shame this world we live in…Jonathan Kay: Time to call Pakistan what it is — a state supporter of terrorism
Here in the West, the killing of Osama Bin Laden was considered a triumph. In Pakistan, where the al-Qaeda leader lived out his final years, attitudes are very different: On Wednesday, a Pakistani court brought down a guilty verdict against the Pakistani doctor who helped the CIA locate bin Laden in May, 2011. Having been convicted of treason, Shakil Afridi now faces a 33-year prison sentence.
Each story like this brings fresh evidence that Pakistan, a nominal Western ally in the war on terrorism, actually is doing more to enable the jihadis than fight them. We don’t yet have definitive evidence to suggest that the Pakistani military and intelligence establishment was actively housing and protecting bin Laden in the garrison town of Abbottabad. But that certainly would have been in keeping with long-standing Pakistani policies.
Religion is all fine and dandy till someone takes it too far.Tattoo of Leviticus 18:22 forbidding homosexuality: $200
Not knowing that Leviticus 19:28 forbids tattoos: Priceless
Okay.
- Juliet is indeed 13, but is turning 14 in two weeks. And in the time period, that is a very regular time to get married. I get so angry when people say it’s ridiculous for her to be getting married. People younger than her at the time already had children!
- It never actually says how old Romeo is. He’s probably around 15. And if even if he were 17, the age difference really doesn’t matter that much. Juliet would probably marry someone significantly older than her, anyway. It’s never said how old Paris is, but I’m thinking 20s or early 30s.
- This play is about love not about falling in love. The fact that they fell in love so fast is DELIBERATE. Shakespeare wanted to show how their love changed them, and how it affected everyone around them. THE POINT is that love is a powerful thing.
- Can I mention again: DIFFERENT TIME PERIOD. Things work DIFFERENTLY. Juliet would’ve been forced to marry someone she didn’t know. Here she meets someone she is immediately attracted to, immediately has feelings for. It takes her by storm. He’s forbidden and exciting and she loves him.
- If none of the above means anything to you, the point of all Shakespeare plays, in the very long run is not the plot. The plot really doesn’t matter. Shakespeare didn’t even come up with the plot for Romeo and Juliet. The point is the WORDS. Of course it’s a fucking love story. Have YOU fucking read it? Their love changes both of them. It makes Juliet stronger, willing to become her own person and realize that she is a person to be loved, not just a tool for her parents to use. And Romeo by having requited love learns how to become a stronger person. Do they make mistakes? Of fucking course. Did it go too fast and was it ridiculous? Of course. Does that mean they weren’t in love? No! I’m tired of people saying that teenagers can’t have real emotions because they’re teenagers.
- oh my GOD. OH MY GOD. ALL OF THE PEOPLE DYING IS THE POINT THE POINT THE POINT. That love is powerful, and a thing to fight for. That this love convinces people who love each other to reconcile. It ends in tragedy yes, but OH MY GOD DID YOU EVEN READ IT
- fuck you
No, Romeo and Juliet is not a love story at all. It’s the depiction of a gang war that ends in the death of two innocents. It’s about hate and going to the extremes and being unreasonable and stubborn to the point of blindness.
The love story is just the excuse for the rest of the story. It’s not the fucking point.
The fucking point of Romeo and Juliet is that vengeance costs the life of the innocent.
The main character, the one you truly mourn, is MERCUTIO. Romeo and Juliet are side-track characters used to illustrate the ultimate consequence of a gang war: that the innocent always suffer for it. That’s why their love was never consummated, because it had to be pure and innocent.
This is why I’m possibly the only person in this world who appreciated the Romeo+Juliet movie. It fucking got it right for a change.
