rebellion

My choice was, keep rebelling or make a difference with my life. Being a young rebel taught me that the way society is run is pathetic. People in power are greedy and, in their own way rebellious against their own nature. And fear is like a wall of blindness which covers true power, a power that cannot be obtained by attempting to accumulate more. And fear, is the only way which anyone will ever be misguided from their own truths. From the universal truth that we are here for everyone, and not for ourselves.
Being a youth today makes you want to rebel, a push against those who try to control you. And it led me to becoming the 'criminal' I am labelled in this culture. As far as I could see, justice was never served based on actual evidence, the justice was only served based on a rule book manufactured by truck loads and sent to the general populus to read and follow, and, if one followed the book happiness would be obtained. Like sitting on a horse with a fishing rod and carrot, we keep running for the damn carrot but, in the end it's useless to chase a carrot that you cannot obtain. We need to see who is on our back, get them the fuck off and beat them to a pulp, so we can eat our carrot and true justice will be served, and actual happiness and joy will be granted. And only then will we be free from the endless game of chasing that carrot.