Prospective

      We live in a society where an individual has the power to think to speak and to stand for what’s not right. U.S.A has a great history of revolution and many achievements. Throw out its history I have witness the change in sense of taking in information or in people’s mindset in U.S. I have lived more than my half-life in East and have seemed the U.S from outside and from past few years I have seen inside of U.S learning about how and what people think about rest of the world. In U.S constitution there is a document called alienated rights which explains the rights of every person is born with, but why is that only applied in the U.S. since it says every person is born with these rights.
       U.S has the negative review in the eastern world, because of U.S technique of divide and role. In late 90’s U.S wanted to sign a deal with Kuwait for oil trade but Kuwait dined the deal and said won’t sign anything with the U.S. In eastern history Books it said that U.S aid Saddam Hussain to come in power and then helped him to attacked Kuwait this action is known as (The Gulf War). In order to gain oil from Kuwait, the U.S played a dirty game in which almost 10-12,000 people died. Women were raped children were murdered. Saddam had given arms to immature children ages between 20 to 25 who they call their soldiers. Later on, U.S offered protection to Kuwait they will provide protection in return Kuwait will give oil to the U.S for certain years. This is only one of those deals the U.S has made with Dirty games. Can we live on that misery of those innocent lives that were taken just for oil? People talk about how the great U.S is but no one sees how it got there.
     According to U.S constitution, people have right to speak of free will and to protest against what’s not right. It stopped Vietnam war. Then why did no one stand up for those innocent lives? I feel like U. S is like it’s history when segregation was legal but it had to be Equal but was it really equal? The U.S has segregated itself from the world. I can see its human nature to push back someone in terms of being number one. The U.S is a great country but as an individual. we might look at a number and say its  6 but the person on other side will say its 9. If one is right that doesn't make the other person wrong.

I have made a response to Robert Tolan my colleague's blog stage 5("

Technological advancement"

). I do respect his point of view, but I have a different prospective on this issue.

      

I do understand that technology has created distance between families and friends. Along with that, it has also been a major platform where today’s generation gets exposed a lot of stuff they should not be, but we should not ignore the fact that technology has also helped human kind to live easy life. we cannot blame the technology for our problems. We have developed this mindset that if something happens we will find the source of it and then we will put all the blame on it. I believe its us who has created these situations. We don’t give our family face, or in-person time and human interaction creates a 6^th sense of socializing which helps a person to grow with society. We are living in a society where we do not even attended calls no more we just tell people to text us so we do not feel obligated to talk. we need to change our attitude around  us to bring a change in our society.