The world will never be enough...
By fitriadi21
@fitriadi21 (386)
Indonesia
July 28, 2011 3:15pm CST
We see so much suffering and destruction that befell the human race in the world. Recently we saw, every single day of 50 infants died in Somalia because of war and famine. A terrorist has resulted in the victim died about 80 lives lost in Finland. There are a lots of civil war or hostilities in every corner of the world. Ranging from hostility between the two koreans who had never done, even in the Middle East, probably since the beginning of the enlightenment to the present, persistent warfare or civil war.
Who accept the qonsequences of all events is the earth ang being therein, and humanity itself. Who is the cause of it all? We know it is causeb by human greed, human hunger to have more of one another, even people on the technological prowess and a key driver of economic has destruction of the earth, humans, and the catasthrope and that hit almost of the entire world.
So, the world in never be enough to accommodate greed, hunger, and the human desire for power...! And it seems, there will never be something that is enough for that!
4 responses
@Awinds (2468)
• United States
28 Jul 11
Is is not the earth that fuels all of this - it is the people. New generation is born and that brings more evil and at the same time more compassion to the world. I believe that world peace is not achievable - there is much passion and ambition for that to occur. There is to much shortage of the essentials for peace to occur. You are right - the earth will never be enough to satisfy humanity's passions and needs.
However, despite the suffering there is also good. There evil people but the opposite kind as well. The picture is not 100% dark. :)
@fitriadi21 (386)
• Indonesia
28 Jul 11
The darkness for all...! We know not all of us do the evil and ugliness, but negative impact is for allof us, how do we have the resources to fix all of it, if all of the resources have been ruled by the wicked!
@fitriadi21 (386)
• Indonesia
28 Jul 11
Yes it is so... But the war is only the one of them... economic expansion and desire to master more greater role in the destruction of the world.
@maximax8 (31053)
• United Kingdom
15 Aug 11
The history books have plenty of war in them. In my grandparents life was the First World War and the Second World War! My mom was a young child in World War II. In my local area some bad things have happened. My friend wanted to buy a second hand caravan. He got money out from a cash machine but he got mugged. This happened in daylight and he was badly injured.
Famine in poor countries is ever so sad and when it is mixed with war the results are even worse. The 20 poorest countries in the world apart from Nepal are all in Africa. Those are mostly the countries not popular with tourists. The Gambia has package tourists from my home country and some other European countries. Somalia is not on the tourist trail. Egypt is a popular destination but sometimes it is unstable there.
Natural disasters like volcanoes and earthquakes can occur. Flooding happens very often and in Bangladesh they opened the flood barrier to flood the poor people's villages rather than the rich people's crops.
I think since 9/11 the world has suffered much terrorism. I traveled to Finland in 1990 and it seemed 100% safe then. It only takes one terrorist to kill that number of people which is horrible. Many people are greedy for more money and are power hungry. Pollution and global warming are problems for the world.
but I am sure we have enough to deal with ourselves