Most ordinary people need some assistance with their first step in the right direction. The material and theory spoken of is ancient script, but practicing such demands persistence and optimism rarely contrived. There have been dominant icons of such causes, and they will remain bearers of philosophies that all mankind should endure to embellish the gems of life. Martin Luther King, Jr. devoted a lifetime to spanning philosophy on desegregation and non-violence. A man with a mission was he, and the mission served to the righteous factors that should web together the hearts of every man. He comprehended the chaos to killing; he understood the magnitude of importance that life upholds. He knew that no one deserved to be indiscriminately relieved of it. Martin Luther King, Jr. professed for years of peace, and reactions to such beautiful simplicity resulted in violence. We must firmly believe that “darkness cannot drive out darkness, only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate, only love can do that.” Martin Luther King, Jr. Where are these simplicities in a time of precarious conflict? America has already taken aim to enforce carnage on anything that denotes suspicion. This attitude is paving more bloody history for our children to read about in textbooks in upcoming years, and yet we refuse to put things in perspective. The families that have been taken by distraught for decades are innumerable; the family is one of the gems of life that should glimmer through the seeping darkness. Martin Luther King, Jr. was one man with the intent to heal all men; every man must been intent in healing himself. He was assassinated in Nashville, TN, 1968. “All we are saying is give peace a chance,” voices John Lennon during a “Bed In” peace promotion. The potential for peace is invariably beyond euphoric proportions; it is probable to be timelessly distributed, given the chance. John Lennon was murdered from behind outside of his New York apartment in 1980. Empathize for the factions of every family. Where does one turn when they are exposed to the innocent blood of women and children battered by explosion? When one can wipe the blood off a victim’s head to reveal a weathered face of love corrupted by desperation, where does one justify? Grasp the hand of the ill-fated victims and embody their pain. Translate this wrongdoing with a cry of disbelief; cry tears that spell imminent peace. “In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends.” Martin Luther King, Jr.

Another look at the human being itself, reiterates how simple the adjustment of such malcontent can be. The ego race between nations, fronted by the U.S.A., is an obtuse form of positioning the individual in higher esteem to himself, only with weapons of mass destruction (WMDs). Take two children at a high school level, or even a junior high school. The flamboyant subject “A” has a necessity to practice his flamboyance because it is in his nature. The practice this time finds the subject “B” who is the peacefully harmless one. To inflate the ego of “A” he picks on “B” for the pure reason of measuring his confidence. At some point, the subject “A” picks on poor subject “B” enough to demand a response. To “A’s” disappointment, he receives no such thing. The only way to satisfy the simple mind of “A” is to use physical aggression on “B”. Naturally, he misinterprets the whole situation and ends up harming “B” physically. The “A” turns to his ego to find frustration in place of satisfaction, and “B” is respected and inspired by peers to promote non-violence. This occasion happens from time to time in the school system. The supposed hero makes a fool of himself, and the hermit sends a silent message throughout the school for months. This is the approach that is sufficiently overlooked although it is the same basic situation. Only what happens is that almost every nation assume

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