My other two books didn't add up to enough pages so i read another one called Lullaby, by Chuck P. One male charecter was Patrick. Patrick is an infant that died at a few months old. The mother couldn't let go so she had him cryogenicaly frozen while she tried to find a magic spell to bring him back to life. He stayed frozen for over twenty years untill someone threw him across a room and he broke into little pieces.

quarter two reading.

I am reading "The Warriors" by Sol Yurik. it has 181 pages and I have already finnished it. the main charecter is named Hinton. His parents are on wellfare so he is always moving. He has never lived in the same neighborhood for more than two years, that along with unloving parents has left him alone and wandering in life. His lonelyness was kept back by his belonging to the Coney Island Dominators, a gang. It is not untill his life threatening journy across manhattan through enemy terretorys with a small group of warriors that he truely makes it home.

The Opposition

One major counterpoint to my arguement is that hate should not exist, and that everyone should be open to all other people no matter of what they look like or believe in. To that I have this to say, if you are so pro-acceptance of diversity, why can't you accept that some people are not tollerant? Just because you believe everyone is good doesn't mean everyone does. In trying to force your belief of diversity on haters you are destroying that diversity that means so much to you.

There are many hate groups activly hateing. Most of them irrationaly and ignorantly hate a demographic, and are a bane on society. On the other hand there are a few with just cause for their hate who should be accepted.

Andrew B needs to make a blog so i can post my constructive criticism.

Dem Darn Companies

I think that companies who polute should take it upon themselves to reduce their polution and clean up their mess. That is clearly too idealistic, so I suggest that companies be forced by law to invest 5% of their profit towards environmental protection and clean up. That is only fair since if it weren't for the environment they would have no buisness. As to the question of repaying the victims, that is difficult. Often the effects of polution aren't felt until a long time after and very far away from the act. That makes it difficult to track the culprits. To solve that problem, I suggest that all companies send some of their environmental investment to a world wide association that helps victims of polution.