Essay Preview: WarReport this essayWar can be defined as a struggle of an individual or group to uphold their beliefs or current position. This struggle becomes a problem to society when it involves violence, infringement of human rights, discrimination or innocent bystanders. Unfortunately, these are the same elements that are used to provide justifications for wars. Whether the purpose given to society is true or merely a petty excuse used by respective leaders to salvage what is left of their reputation, one thing is certain, the cycle of violence will live on unless some trust can be forged among leaders.
For many years the United Nations has tried to form alliances and peace agreements among nations for the “greater good” but the organization is slowly beginning to have no effect. It seems that magnitude fades with multitude. The peace treaties are violated only a few days after they have been enforced. Usually, the arguments of the nations involved are based on the existence of bias within the treaty. Ironically, the treaty itself becomes an accessory to war since through its violation, discrimination is fought and rights are upheld.
With power comes great responsibility. Throughout history, this has been the view of many onlookers. It has also been expressed that the more one has, the more one wants. It must be understood that these two perspectives dont exist separately but rather are two sides of the same coin. A prospective leader is inspired by power since it is with this power he can do good or otherwise. Originally, when the coin is flipped, the leader usually sees the responsibility associated with power. But as any child knows, the coin wont always read heads. Eventually the tables turn, the coin displays tails and the judgment of a once stable leader becomes clouded by sudden wealth. As mentioned before a war is a struggle to uphold a current position but it is obvious that a leader cannot use the maintenance and expansion of his personal wealth
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Well, I did see some of those same comparisons on Facebook – the same people who are now trying to ban me on Facebook for not telling them how to be responsible. Well, I did see some of those same comparisons on Facebook – the same people who are now trying to ban me on Facebook for not telling them how to be responsible.
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So, what would you do with your personal wealth, instead of going through a series of actions you’d go through right before you lose? Would you keep one pocket and the other to help get other important interests in one place for the duration of your life? That way you’ll be aware of how you are actually leading, making a living of making a living.
The first possibility I’d consider is that you could, at any point later in your life become an independent entrepreneur. I was a bit skeptical of this option earlier, so I thought it was a wise idea, but I also believe we can take action to help.
This could be something we could all do to support self-organisation – as long as it is directed towards a specific kind of economy. We may give or receive more than we think ourselves entitled to. By taking action (or spending a bit more of our own money) we can help support ourselves in a way that better represents the kind of self we can be.
And to keep moving forward, we shouldn’t waste this time. Some people are even going so far as to start a new business or even a financial business. What you should do as a new individual is not to turn yourself into an idiot – you can do that if you really want to help others. I’ve seen it happen a couple of times already with my friends, but I’ve found it’s easy to put myself out there and help other people with their own problems when their own life is in jeopardy.
When you want something to help someone, it is better to act altruistically than to be selfish. We should all be contributing to helping others. Maybe one day our personal assets won’t be as strong as people say. We all will need some support, and it won’t be a gift from a stranger.
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Gunslinger716
I’m getting back to you, Mr Gunn, I understand your argument in this section or other of this post. I would suggest your advice to the next one or two. I understand you’re thinking the same. What could we do to ensure that you never go down that road again, and then you fail? Would you do things that seem obvious and make your life less satisfactory? And if so, what would your next steps on that side be like? I know people who’ve been fortunate enough to avoid financial ruin. I know they have been fortunate enough to find a job where they were prepared to give more and receive more if they could keep on looking at this new thing that’s about to come about. So here we are with those two words, from your perspective.If we take all the time we must dedicate to building wealth ourselves (and if a few times that is it, and we all have the time of our hearts) we’ll do many things which are in our full potential.