My Blog #3

I happen to believe in libertarianism because doing what makes you happy is what's important. Having the liberty to make your own decisions when you want, when you want without being judged or punished. Today, many of us live in embarrassment of what we like such as fashion styles or music because our peers of society in general wouldn't agree with our view and then judge us as "weird". Libertarianism promotes the happiness from within, with no regret or hesitation, do what makes you happy!
These principles can work with my morals because its doing what makes you happy. You have one life and life should be viewed more as a celebration and when you celebrate, you tend to not want it to end. Just as life, you want to enjoy your life "free" to do as you please. If an individual worships Satan, its what makes them happy, they should not be judged and viewed as a horrible person because you cannot agree with that individual's belief. I can live with my morals and libertarianism because if the world was more happier doing what they liked, the world would be a much better place. Sure, views are going to conflict with others but as long as there is peace afterwards and no hard feelings after, everything will be just fine. If I didn't agree with someone's way of life or a practice they do, I would discuss it with them and acknowledge my feelings as I acknowledge theirs. Afterwards, end the discussion with a smile and a thank you for expressing your feelings.

I commented on Ashanti Jones's blog  http://ashantijones.blogspot.com/ and Marshay Rice's blog http://marshay-monet.blogspot.com/

My Blog #2

The way I've learned and experienced life has made me feel like I've opened my eyes on how the world really is. Living the life you want to have rather than living it how a book tells you to, that was written by another human being. The "Holy Books" we claim are holy and written by our god or gods are just simply written by human beings who believed they spoke to a higher being. Once I began to read a lot of the world's history, I've come to learn religions have made quite a mess for several thousands of years. Afterwards I began to realize, I should live life the way I believe is the best way, to the fullest. I do know right from wrong being raised as a child by my parents, but I as an individual built up my own morals on how I would like to live my life.
My ideas were taught to me I assume since I did learn the deaths religions have caused in school. But growing up into an adult gave me a new outlook on life, death, and afterlife. The readings I've read from class didn't so much clash with my own principles because I believe people need to guide their own lives instead of books. I believe to be more drawn to Taoism because life is going to take its course, no one is controlling it, rather the organisms in an area at a given time are the variables causing things to happen actually. Taoism has a better flow with life that I can agree with on being the answer to the way life really works and its explanations.

I commented on Rebecca Bradley's blog http://becksbradley.blogspot.com/  and Dallas Smith blog http://dallaslrsmith.blogspot.com.