Saturday, June 23, 2012

Kid Power

    Kids are helpless, right? Kids can't fight for what they believe in, can they? They have to let the adults fight their battles because they are to weak to. Am I right? Kids are weak and defenseless and need the adults to do everything for them. Kid's can't stand up for themselves without an adult. A kid can never save the world. These statements are correct, right? WRONG!
    Kids have the power. We are the future of this planet, and we need to take our planet back. It's our job to save the world. We can do it, even without the adults. Kids can be just as smart, just as wise as the adults. And in some cases even smarter, even wiser. We have the imagination to put our plans into effect. I'm not saying adults can't help us, 'cause they are a major help. But we have the power. Kids can fight for our world. The adults can help, but it's up to us to save the world. Individually one kid can do great good. We can do countless things separately. But together, we can do ANYTHING.
    Adults aren't bad people, they were kids once too. But as we grow older, we lose our child-like innocence. We need to get back to the mindset of a child. We need to get back to the point where everyone is a potential friend rather than enemy. We need to get back to the point where we can trust again. Adults, you don't have to be adults if that makes sense. Go back to being a kid. Go back to trusting, go back to having fun. Go back to what made your childhood worth living. The world is so obsessed with getting ahead. So worried about success, it makes me sick. We need to get back to the times where we did things because they made us happy, not to try to beat someone else. Where we do our jobs to support each other, not because of the amount of money, or how much recognition you'll get.
    Ask a kid what they want to do with their lives. They'll tell you what they think is cool. They'll tell you they want to sing, to act, to be president, to be a cop, or a super hero. You know why? Because they believe that they can. Why can't they do it? Why can't they be the next president, or a superstar? I'll tell you why. It's because people cut them down. People tell them that their dream isn't reasonable. There's a 1 in a million chance of making it. So the kid gets disheartened and loses faith and ends up doing something they hate for the rest of their lives.
    You know what I say to this? I say it needs to stop. We need to encourage kids to follow their dreams. We need to tell them that they can be the next president, or a famous superstar, or a model, or they can be the next Superman or Spiderman. Who knows, maybe one of them will actually make it. Sure, they may not have the strength of Superman, but they could definitely work out to be strong. With the encouragement of those around us, anything is possible. No one is born better than anyone else, some just work harder because people believe they can do it.
    Kids, it's time to take our place back at the leaders of the world. We control the fate of the world, the adults are just there to help guide us. It's our world that we inherit, so let's make it a world to be proud of. Let's save this world and everyone in it. Together we can make a world without fear, but with trust instead. We can make a world where we all get along. We can make a world where we are all free to live how we choose. Kids, we have the power, so let's use it to make the world great.
    As always, I'm here if anyone needs me. Just email me. Gokin_kun@yahoo.com. I'm here to listen if you need it, or if you have ideas for the blog. Let's make this world great. Kid Power all the way!

Live on,
Gokin

2 comments:

  1. You know what I want to be when I grow up?
    I WANNA BE THE VERY BEST!
    LIKE NO ONE EVER WAS!
    You know the rest...

    Rock on Gokin!

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  2. Wow this was soo deep, like I can relate too. My father left me as child when I was 3 years old. My mom never lost hope though and well without her constant encouragement I could have ended up as a loser. But she put me through school and scouts and i met during my years many fascinating people who gave me the positive reinforcement to believe there was nothing I couldn't achieve :) This story should be shared by all and thank you for sharing your thoughts

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