Veritas Odium Parit

I have been censored by the very corporation who I am using to host this blog and many of my videos. The world known as the internet, which I refuse to capitalize, has dominated our society in every way and too many people are allowing it to happen. Most of the public is posting very private details of their lives on the internet and then upset that the NSA listens to everything you say. Well apathy is allowing the government and corporations to win so ultimately the public is getting what it wants. I am part of this "public" and it is not what I want. So I am debating if I will remove this blog and my videos from the corporate world. I may just leave it to rust.
Here is the video that spurred the censorship. And below is my reason why the video exist.



I posted the above video to show the lengths those who claim to care for animals will go to in order to demonstrate their true lack of compassion. Many claim that once a body is dead that we should utilize it for the betterment of all. That's a bullshit excuse to experiment. When something dies it is meant to go back in to the soil and its energy is to then fertilize the next life it lives beneath. That may be a tree a flower a vine or anything with roots in the soil to absorb that energy. Dead or alive we are not here to determine its fate other than casting it to the soil or sea for the next life to devour its energy.
The people in this video were volunteers who chose to go on this trip to help the animals of Galapagos. During my time there I saw nothing but volunteers looking for a cheap vacation. There was no true passion to help and as the video is evidence there was no true compassion to life even in death.
google has chosen to censor this video and states that YouTube does not exist for others to sensationalize events. Someone should either be fired or google is understaffed if this is the case.
It's also strange that my video is censored but comments stating that I am a motherfucker, asshole, so on, are allowed to remain.

Thought Pattern

Apathy is americas favorite pastime.

Empathy and Courage

These are the only two ingredients needed to change situations for the better, for all.

Are you the one willing to feel what others feel and put those feelings into motion in order to help all of us?

A couple on the street are arguing. She begins to talk on her cell phone, maybe for comfort, maybe to call someone to help. He slaps her and knocks her phone to the ground. As he stumbles around picking up the pieces of the phone (phone may double as a metaphor for his life), she stands in shock and awe as if George W. Bush just passed over her body. Others nearby, some as close as 10 feet, are witnesses to the entire situation are in shock as well but no where near what the girl just struck by the man.

Do you do something? Or do you stand there and watch? Maybe even go as far as talk to others about what is happening or even call/text a friend as to what you just witnessed.

A co worker has a child that he must pick up from school everyday. His work load fluctuates from day to day, but the time his child gets out of school is the same everyday. When his work load is heavier than yours do you go home when your schedule is over or do you think of that kid waiting for his father to pick him up?

Both empathy and courage are in us from birth, but like most of our born instincts we cover them to fit in with society. To uncover these traits we must be aware of all around us. This person affects you and your actions affect everyone around you. It's not what would you do, but what would you want someone to do for you.