Isn't it interesting everyone or group has their own 'ideas' and to them every other 'idea' is considered wrong, not complete, crazy, etc.

Religion - since when did people of faith allow themselves to believe their beliefs and practices are better or more correct than anothers to the point they should kill or harm them?

Politics - since when did people start to believe that just because someone/group has a different system it is your right to want to change it or feel their system is worse just because you don't agree with it to the point of conquering them?

i mean really the idea of patriotism has also become a growing problem to the point were, people believe just because they live inside the imaginary lines on the ground we call borders, makes them anymore special than their neighboring countries.

Did you know that a person of 'white' decent can be more DNA related to a person of 'black' decent compared to that of another 'black' person. i use color because the words Caucasian and African-American don't fly. why do we just make these large generalizations when everyone wants to be different? we really need to get passed our obsession with being so different or special.

You see what i am trying to say here, people use large modes of operation to justify the hidden motives, religion is about being a good person and leading a good life, not being sucked into a cult of practices and hatred towards others beliefs. Politics should be used to help preserve the natural born rights of all humans, not a justification for dominance and/or control over another.

We all have different ideas and beliefes, we all look different, but where it counts there is nothing that seperates us. So are you going to be a human being or just pretend?