Blogs I've commented on...

http://aange1ica.blogspot.ca
http://haileeyreyes.blogspot.ca
http://heidiescobal.blogspot.ca
http://kellynpc.blogspot.ca
http://kmschelle.blogspot.ca
http://v1avictoria.blogspot.ca/2014/11/fame-fortune-and-fighting-feuds.html?showComment=1433351704395

LEAVE SELIFE STICKS ALONE!!!

Look at this really cool selfie. First of all, what the heck!? Selfie sticks are literally the bomb.com. I think I'm a little cheesed that the ban of selfie sticks is being considered. Like seriously? Come on. Let people live! Selfie sticks give people bomb ass selfies and I feel like that is something that shouldn't be taken away. I think people need to consider that there is an element of risk in everything that we do, and in order to lessen it, is to not ban it, but to actually learn how to not use it as dangerously. I'm sure people have hurt themselves using tripods too, but has that been banned? Many things can cause trouble and selfie sticks are one of them, but just because selfie sticks are the hype of today I feel that they should just let peeps have the fun they want with selfie sticks. This consideration is stupid because I'm telling you, literally anything can have a safety risk. Man, the world needs to stop picking on the hype and spend their time worrying about actual issues of today.

Thoughts On Artificial Intelligence and Communication

Artificial intelligence scares me. It scares me to know something completely lifeless could possible feel what humans feel. Although I do not believe that that is possible, I do think this artificial intelligence will lead to less social interaction and less effort in relationships. Courting a girl nowadays wasn't near as difficult as it was before. All you gotta do now is text them up and they will show up. Before, you had to talk to their parents, knock on their door, write letters, etc. Technology has just improved greatly in the past few years making for more efficient communication between people but has also allowed leeway into lazy meetups. If actual meetup communications lessen based on how efficient technology becomes, maybe in the future we may be able to communicate without actually communicating? Does that even make sense? Probably not. But smartphones didn't make sense to people 50 years ago so, yeah I guess my point is valid. It just scares me because I feel that the social contact is completely essential to human life and growth. It's just a thought, though. Don't know how I actually feel. Happy because it does make things much more easier, but it does also give us a reason to be much more lazier.

People Need to Stop Wasting Their Breath

First of all, let's remember that this commercial is targeted to advertise trucks. Obviously nothing in this commercial is supposed to be insulting, it'll be insulting to the viewers if they make it. Nothing negative is supposed to be imposed, it's just that more people own cars nowadays so that's why it'd be more interesting for people to have a truck, because it isn't seen as often. There's no hard feelings to anyone or anything, they chose a dude, because generally more dudes would prefer a truck rather than women. It's either or. Just because we didn't put a woman in that video now we're going to have questions like, "why can't gays have trucks" "why can't trans have trucks?" It was all in matter of choosing one and making the commercial. I understand we want different variations of it, but I don't understand why that would be an efficient way of advertising something. No one's going to make variations of it just because it just shows a group you don't completely agree with. If it was a commercial with women men would be why and obviously in this case, it's vise versa. I think we need to stop looking at ways that we can butcher the commercial and just appreciate it for what it's been made for. I feel that people nowadays bring up these stereo type issues to prove a point that does not need to be proven. There was no intention of something like that, so I don't understand why a person has to bash out as if there was. This commercial was just about convincing people to buy a truck and that only. No one ever makes commercials to make fun of other people, like how old are we? Just grow up and stop trying to point things out that don't even need to be pointed out. Like one day a white family will be cooking dinner and it'll be like, "why can't it be an Asian family?". Like seriously? Grow up.

People Are Just Too Sensitive

There's been some controversy on whether hateful tweets or comments on social media should be a concern to society and and be closely inspected or permanently stopped. I think this topic is becoming a much bigger deal than it actually is. No one is making threats, it's just a plain old joke. And even if it isn't, a person isn't going to get hurt unless they allow something as stupid as a tweet to hurt them. I think everyone needs to toughen up and stop being cry babies.

If it wasn't already obvious, we live in a flawed world. We were all born with imperfections, and it's always going to be like that, (not unless aliens conquer the world and brainwash us into emotionless robots) whether you like it or not. There are always going to be people out there that hate you, it's inevitable! Like the famous quote, "Trying to please EVERYONE is a recipe for stress, misery and frustration. Be yourself. -Unknown" (maybe it's not so famous)... The point is, there's always going to be someone out there that's going to hate you. Sure on twitter, the way people lash out at each other could be brutal, but let's not forget, there's SO much more social media sites out there besides twitter. Are we really going to ban them all because of hate tweets? Just ignore it! If you can't, block them. Taking the social media sites off the web isn't going to do anything. It'll change from web, to phone, to life. We're going to take out phones and life too!? I think people need to just suck it up and deal with it, because there's SO much we could do about it. It'll only affect you if you allow it to. Be strong and live a hatred free life by just filtering out yourself. Dude said you're ugly? Who cares, you know beautiful inside and out. Maybe he needs a self check, after all, he looks like an asscrack anyways.

Don't Be Such a Softie

So I understand that the standard and most used form of discipline is to physically hit. Getting hit is uncomfortable, so this makes a kid realize that what they did was wrong, and that they wont do it again, so they can avoid this uncomfortable feeling. This is why I too, understand embarrassment on social media, to why people will do things online to embarrass their child as punishment. Before I elaborate, let me get one thing straight. There will be a type of punishment that will not work on certain people. Different people have different toleration levels and some can take the physical blow of a parent or guardian. Therefore that's why it is understandable that some people use social media to discipline their child. Some kids do care about how people see them and what goes on about them on the internet, so sometimes something as embarrassing will scar a child and make sure they understand not to do trouble again. I feel the same about the haircut. Sometimes mild punishments don't do anything. It'll happen and waste your time. Therefore, when people do these major punishments, it'll have a more long lasting effect, and only minimal work will have to be put in my the parent.

Just a Comment on the Iggy vs. the Papparazzi Incident...

Rant begin~ Ok I completely understand where both the pap and the celebrity are coming from. However, these paps are annoyingly becoming more and more aggressive as new incidents surface. Most people, including the pap, justify their actions with the statement, "I'm just doing my job.". When an incident rises to surface, like Iggy's, people usually react by sending negative vibes to her. With questions and statements like "Why did she do that?", "She should've done something else.", "She shouldn't have been that aggressive.". Seriously?! Imagine this: from the second you walk out your home ((and in some cases this could also take place while you are IN your home)) you have photographers shoving their camera in your face. While you're eating breakfast, shoves the camera in your face. While you're at a family gathering, shoving cameras up your face. Can you imagine how much distress you have caused, not only to the celeb, but their family? That's real low. Speaking of low, let's talk about the Justin vs. Paparazzi incident. This takes place WAY back from March 2013. As Justin was on his way to his vehicle his bodyguard shoved the pap to the side, which looks like it infuriated the pap, leading for him to attack Justin with numerous amounts of insults. You can only imagine what Justin did afterwards. Quoted from http://hollywoodlife.com/2013/03/08/justin-bieber-attacks-photographer-london-assault-video/, when Justin jumped out of the van, he screamed, “What the f–k did you say?” To which the photographer responded, “You heard what I said … you heard what I f–king said, mate.” Justin then lunged at the photographer and threatened, “I’ll f–king beat the f–k out of you!” before being restrained by his bodyguard. 

In situations like this, you might think, "Gosh this Justin Bieber dude is such an a--hole!" but seriously, try to see and hear these kind of paps continuously yelling at you 24/7 and try to keep your cool. After all you wouldn't really understand until you ACTUALLY get famous and go through EXACTLY what they're going through. It's things like this that get to me because it isn't really fair. Like what the pap from Iggy's situation said, "You chose to be famous!" Technically yes, they did sign a contract that might have mentioned the paps and fame etc. However, what really got to me was the way the paps reacted to all: Iggy shoving her cart, Iggy's friend firing at him, Justin threatening him, and the bodyguard, firing at him. "That's assault!" the woman with the pap said.  The paps acted like that's something horrendous or something they never expected to happen. That's bull. Come on. You're signing up to be a paparazzi and I can truly say that they definitely aren't the first. When you apply to be a pap you agree to that, yes you will be assaulted, yes you will be fired at, and you've seen other paps go through that before you. You can't act like that isn't what you've signed up for. Did you think you'd be treated any differently? But of course, that's your job, and everything that happens to you shouldn't be a surprise! So really, don't hate the celebrity. Try going through this everyday to the point where they hire people to shove the paps away. You were only able to see the celeb through their most infuriated time, but the paps are just like that, and it hasn't changed for years. So sure these feuds are quite entertaining, ((or maybe ALWAYS entertaining)), but when you think of it, these paps need to quit stalking people that are more superior than them, and get a life. ~Rant end