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Mar. 12th, 2008 11:09 amContemplations, honestly. For it really is a good question, is it not?
What is there to do, as a student council? What we tend to go up against is supernatural phenomenon. That isn't exactly something that many people can say they are able to go against, and get out alive, or at least mentally unharmed.
So I wonder if we should be support for those who actually have gone against them.
When I was under my own penalty, as a result of what occurred in the last year... I didn't really have anyone to support me. I couldn't go to my friends. I couldn't speak to them without feeling horrible... Even if it was an obviously fake emotion, it was there, despite being artificially placed...
The experience itself was maddening.
So I wonder... If we should try to look into supporting anyone who might, in the future, be affected by such penalties, as long as they're able to say that they are... Or that a friend might be able to say it for them.
I'm sure it would at least make a difference for the people affected by such games to know that there are still people willing to support them... Or at the very least, would be willing to restrain them, if their penalties have made them dangerous.
As for another thing... We should look into the restraint of the one who is electrocuting multiple students... Needless to say, what I've been able to find, or at least smell... It's not something we should keep around.
What is there to do, as a student council? What we tend to go up against is supernatural phenomenon. That isn't exactly something that many people can say they are able to go against, and get out alive, or at least mentally unharmed.
So I wonder if we should be support for those who actually have gone against them.
When I was under my own penalty, as a result of what occurred in the last year... I didn't really have anyone to support me. I couldn't go to my friends. I couldn't speak to them without feeling horrible... Even if it was an obviously fake emotion, it was there, despite being artificially placed...
The experience itself was maddening.
So I wonder... If we should try to look into supporting anyone who might, in the future, be affected by such penalties, as long as they're able to say that they are... Or that a friend might be able to say it for them.
I'm sure it would at least make a difference for the people affected by such games to know that there are still people willing to support them... Or at the very least, would be willing to restrain them, if their penalties have made them dangerous.
As for another thing... We should look into the restraint of the one who is electrocuting multiple students... Needless to say, what I've been able to find, or at least smell... It's not something we should keep around.
