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make love not WAR
2001-05-19 3:55 a.m.

okay since im feeling pretty emotionally numb, ill write an entry on more broader issues than myself. (which is kinda of weird considering my self- centeredness)

a few days ago the IDF accidently "killed" (murdered) 5 palestinians. the IDF (The israeli army) thought they belonged to some kinda of unit which sometimes shoots at israel, but they were actually normal palestinian cops, who just happened to be there. each one was shot with about 10 bullets. dead. finished. destroyed families. all because of a stupid mistake.

and no-one in israel gives a fuck. i mean they were palestinians, who cares right?

and today 5 israeli citizens (and the suicidal bomber) were killed in a bombing incident in natanya. again death, lifes ruined, grief, and of course the next thing vengeance. IDF attacked palestinian "targets" in return, to show them who's the boss. 11 palestinans killed so far, and the meter's still counting. SHIT

And i love my country so much, and i want to think we are always right, and every death is a one well deserved, but israel is making the job for me very difficult.

so we're heading for a slow downhill fall. SHIT.

Heres a suggestion : since the thing that determines who wins wars these days is money and power, each death of a human being makes no difference for all sides. no army has a lack of people, mostly a lack of resources. So all the countries in the world will makes a super mega war computer game, and they'll all sign a treaty giving up actual physical warfare.

there will still be wars, run by millions of "soldiers" all of the world, which will determine stuff like territory conflicts and political strengthes, but with no actual deathes, just virtual ones. There will still be battles, but in "Red alert" style. and everybody will be just HAPPY.

COMMON PLEASE. BUSH, SADAM HUSEIN, PUTIN, SHARON, ARAFAT? IM BEGGING YOU TAKE MY OFFER.


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