Dear bullies,

See that girl you just called fat? She is starving herself. You know that girl you just called ugly? She spends hours putting on make-up hoping people will like her. That boy you just tripped? He is abused enough at home. See that old man you made fun of cause of the ugly scars? He fought for our country. See that young boy you just made fun of for always being sick? He has to walk home in the snow cause his family is too poor. That guy you just made fun of for crying? His mother is dying.

Re-Post this if you are against bullying. I bet many of you won't, Your life is probably not as harsh as theirs plus you're probably a douche bag.

Itachi as BATMAN

Itachi: I'm the Hero Konoah deserves but not the one it needs right now. I'm a silent guardian, a watchful protector, I'm the Dark Knight.

Sasuke: For the last time Itachi! You're not batman!

Itachi: Oh my god! He's right!

Sasuke: Huh?

Itachi: Batman didn't have parents!

(The real reason behind the Uchiha Massacre, none of that other crap. Itachi just wanted to be Batman.)

"Anime taught me a lot of lessons, and gave me wisdom, simply because it gave moral points that my mind debated. Lelouch taught about peace, and what it takes to grasp it, what you may have to become, and the lines that blur. Aizen taught about God, and what God truly represents. Light and L taught about Justice, and what the line of it is. Madara, Pain, Naruto, they taught about human nature. All of these have made me and numerous others wiser, smarter. Anime isn't a waste of time. It never was.

Who the fuck are you? What the fuck is that? What the fuck is going on? The three most important questions when you come into a troubling situation.

Since the dawn of human kind our ancestors discovered the killing power of rock and bone, blood has been spilled in the name of everything, from god, to justice, to simple psychotic rage. These endless battles of blood and pain have spread throughout history itself, wars of ancient cultures to modern conflicts between nations. These battles never ended well for one side or another, for one nation would see the spoils of victory, the other would only see the pain of defeat. But this was not always the case, for it was not impossible for both sides to feel the sting of utter failure

If the world needed to be saved, whose responsibility is it to do so?

Of the billions of people on this planet, can you really point to one at random and say, "Get to it"?

Of course not, those who have the power to do something should do it. The wisest of these will seek out companions to aid them in their task, smartly choosing people who are proficient in areas of expertise which they themselves lack. The warrior seeks out an archer and a mage. The solider seeks out a sniper and a medic. The contractor seeks out the engineer and the materials consultant.

Unfortunately, the individuals who find themselves in a position to do something are very rarely those who are best suited to perform the task; whether it be a man trapped in space with no one to keep him company or sane but a couple of inorganic life forms created by the man whose place he has taken, a high school student whose overbearing father and ability to see things others can't constantly makes his life a living hell, an alcoholic gun for hire whose childhood on the streets has sculpted her pessimistic and hateful view of the world, or a whiny little kid who had been forced to drive his Dad's giant robot; time and time again, the countless masses find themselves unknowingly relaying their very survival on people they would rather not make eye contact with in a crowded room.

If the universe needed to be saved, whose responsibility is it to do so?

"Live fast, die old, and leave a simply breathtaking corpse." - Lavender Brown, Yet Again Still Even More Fragments! Ch.46 by dogbertcarroll