The Weekly Gazette

Cassidy Goodson is not a psychopath or sociopath. Instead, she was in circumstances where she was forced to act against her own morals. She acted in fear of disappointing her parents. Therefore, her parents are strong intimidators. If officials would treat her like an adult, then she would be socially and psychologically damaged. Goodson acted in what was her best interest - her own welfare. Personal welfare is also known as incentive - the motivation to commit a certain task, a certain action - such as in capitalism, the economy on which America depends. As a 14 year old, she could not have developed the right mindset and thought process to be a conventional mother. If I were as closeminded as a racist, I would have supported sending her juvenile detention. I am not, and I am against this socially and mentally incorrect situation. This is actually a matter of legal misunderstanding. - alcosivius, aka. nihilistic_shenanigan From: https://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/11/18/cassidy-goo...

Hypocrite saying, "Why do teenagers try so hard to look cool and talk street? It's only for 5 to 7 years, after which they age and become disregarded only to die."

Earth is a ball. Chemtrails are a silly concept. Mathematics and science were discovered, not invented. Ignore the news, ignore the media. Instead, travel and explore more, regardless of airports' reluctance. People have a right to admit ignorance and endlessly seek knowledge. No government, agency, or organization should have to keep information classified in secrecy. Information is kept away from us, not for our good, but for our ignorance and unawareness. From Instagram. Explore @nihilistic_shenanigan on Instagram for more.

There is only one way to learn anything. There cannot be more than one way to learn anything. Children of all ages need to be put in the same class, so the younger cannot see higher perspective because the older cannot see their higher perspective. If children find another way to learn or solve anything, then we must either end them or their way of understanding. If their inability or refusal to conform continues, we will assume that they are disobedient, misbehaving, disruptive, and mentally challenged. We will hold back anyone who tries to be creative with life. We will stop anything that comes under an innovative light. We will not tolerate anything flexible. We will not let anyone learn ahead, so others will not be humbled and feel minor to those who surpass them. We will lower children's progress if they try another way to reach the same place and answer. We will not let them continue their way. They must only know one way. Everyone has to know a stand...

11/19/2017, 7:53 PM We need competition to ward off bullies, predators, and rivals. We must competitively struggle and strain our efforts to make change and do good to the world. We need to fight today's villains, the polluters, the chemical food industry, the food wasters, the criminal empire, and the misguided, outdated, Industrial-Age school system. We need competition to win against and defeat this completely unnecessary foreshadowing of crises. But at younger age, I thought I did not need to say this, since I expected more and better of everyone.

11/19/2017, 7:22 PM Why are prestigious-sounding institutions and similar places always credited for new inventions, studies, discoveries, research, and calculations? All we need are smart, eager people from anywhere, access to information and equipment, and clearance from factors of intervention.  We are mechanically, involuntarily stuck around rear-ended education, while almost none of us is able to enter the Mecca, the Jerusalem of education: Some measly high-level institution after which people practically work to death. Plus, war is a waste in itself.

11/19/2017, 1:17 PM Students, what you learned in science and physics, think about it. Everything is made up of particles, no matter how much, no matter how small. Everything is operated by electromagnetism and electricity. The World in which we live is not limited to our lifeforms. There are plants, algae, plankton, bacteria, dogs, cats, horses, insects, arthropods, and more. The little things that happen outside of our houses don't translate into our houses. In our houses, human conventions and ideologies take over. However, humankind is managed by fear and awareness of reactions to faulty activities that disrupt it's conventions - crime. The flaw in perspective is that we don't realize that other lifeforms participate in our world of laws. To add a spark of intellect, we now have robot citizenship. The danger of participating in this system is that we are held within the boundaries of human ideology. There are more and less rules to encounter in the world. A...