To All Who Don't Believe in Goodness

It's all a matter of attitude.

Some people, perhaps most, need to sort their wild oats and suffer a tragedy before seeing the light and feeling a calling to go the other way and grow up.

There's this movie called South Central.



Where a man got with a gang to get rich. But he had to kill and got busted for it and did time in prison. And while he was in prison he found out that his gang leader was putting his son up to steal for him, which led to the boy being shot. And there was a lifer inside who helped him to get in touch with his better side. And he then made parole and left prison with a goal to reunite with his son and take him away from that path.

He eventually saw the falsity in it. There's a togetherness in darkness that's false. So when it comes to down to real togetherness there never is any, and precisely why he was doing time in prison protecting his gang by not telling on them and they in return pimped his child out as a criminal, and had the audacity to try to claim ownership of his son after he got out. People who don't believe in goodness stays in the life, and those who do get out. The movie had a happy ending because the man stayed true to the change in himself and he went and saved his son from a life in jail or cut short in senseless murder.

No matter where you go in life or with who, the togetherness in darkness is never real.

They'll have your back on bulls***, but when it comes to anything real there will surely be crickets.

you don't understand.....

Understand what?

Do you think that that man in the movie could have saved his son from the streets if he had not first pulled himself out of it?  ::confused::

Is a parent taking a stand for their child not good?  ::confused::

Children don't need good parents?  ::confused::

There's another movie called Hard Lessons.

That's based on the true life story of school principal George McKenna.

McKenna, a newly hired principal who set out to clean up a badly self demoralized high school.





Mckenna was able to clean the school up and reach most of the students. But some of them he couldn't, as they kept telling him to stop trying to help them and let them live their life the way they want to. And those kids ended up shot dead and doing time in prison. These kids argue that there's no good and no need for it, but that's all a matter of their attitude. Plain and simple. But did McKenna give up on account of them? No! He carried on for those who could be reached and succeeded in helping them.

you don't understand a dam thing I have said thats what you dont understand

I would unnastan IF someone explain the difference between :

GODliness and GOODliness or GOODness 

I  more interested in GOODies

Oh my Goodness  ;D

my goadies

That's the exact same thing those kids said to McKenna.

"You don't understand a damn thing."

And they ended up shot dead and life imprisoned over pure romper room nonsense.