Heroic Demon or Demonic Hero?

Tonite is those nite again. Listening to emo songs, getting emo about life again. hurhur. My emo is not that kinda kiddish emo, i would choose to believe it is enveloped in a romantic atmosphere draped and decorated with elegance. The background music will most prob be soothing RnB, and the temperature around 25-26 degrees. Perfecto.

Might sounds dreadful and unappealing to some people, but to me, this kind of nite is just like a mtv. Wait till i show you how comfortable this state is, my world and my unique brand of hybrid culture. Take the plunge, believe me, the side of me, that nobody ever saw. =)

Okies, now now now, i should at least blog something related to my entry title rite? I've been labelling my entries with nonsense for so long, its time to write something related. Demon and Hero, they meant opposites of each other, yet there's just a fine line defining both of them.

A hero, one who helps and saves people. A demon, one who harms and kills people. Yet the line is blurred, there is no absolute hero, and no absolute demon. Humans are born to be perceptive creatures, and like in my earlier entry, our perception is shaped by the environment and culture that we were brought up in.

Morality is the issue to consider during judgment. If a man does something against the moral standards set by society, he is a demon. Yet society is not always rite, they simply insists they are rite. Nobody ever gave society the power to judge between right and wrong, not even god can judge what is right and what is wrong.

Right and wrong are never absolute, they're simply vague phrases. The leverage between these 2 phrases is moral and ethics. And yet again, moral and ethics are denoted by man himself. A hero is a demon most of the times, because since the world is never fair, when he saves somebody, he will hurt somebody.

A man that kills an enemy leader is deemed a hero and is held in high esteem by his fellow countrymen, yet to the enemy citizens, he is a demon who killed their hero. Its like Rambo is a hero to the americans, but he is a demon to the vietnamese. And taking sides with morality, the americans were the aggressor during the vietnam war.

Imagine, u fight well, u fight to protect your loved ones. You are a hero to your loved ones, but to the families of those people that u sent to the hospital, you are a demon. They would love to see u get killed. The bottom line is, everyone have a mother, as far as possible, dun try to do something that will break their mothers' hearts.

Fight only when necessary, as far as possible, diplomacy and endurance is the best. And i do understand the existence of the egoistic few that thinks they are the best, but my word of advice as a man who went thru all that = The higher you place yourself, the greater the fall from grace. If you think veri highly of yourself, think again. Being confident is good, but not to the point of arrogance.

Okays, time to sleep, nxt entry i will put in the lyrics of a new song ( i tink its new lah, i didnt hear it before until yesterday. lolx). Ciaoz!

Jason's : I currently not interested in other gals. Sorry.