The lesson of Spilberg

Writing in English is an effort to improve my writing ability but still it is as important as before what I am writing!

Watching Aljazeera I heard of Steven Spillberg withdrawing from attendance in some affair related to Chinas Olympic games this year. He has accused Chinese government not to take enough action against ongoing genocide in Darfur Sudan and hence has sanctioned any further cooperation. China is the first trading partner of Sudan which has imported more than 4.1 billion $ of commodity most of which is crude oil from Sudan and in return has sold weapons to it. It also has vetoed many UN resolutions aiming at placing embargo on Sudanese government. Here what is important is not the story of china and Sudan. What most impressed me is that this time the one who has done so is Steven Spillberg, One whom I have never considered as some one more than a living creature. Some one who like many has nothing to do with anything more than following his own most personal interests notwithstanding any body else. as I had always used to think so, selfishness describes this character the best. What he did, in line with what had Casparov, Russian most well known chest player done proved me that I am still far from being realistic and optimistic. Many people that in my style of thinking were totally rejected as being selfish can be different! I am not still convinced to accept individualistic negligence as a way of life ordinary, moral and acceptable. But it seems that having a social or individual identity is not something inherent in anyone of us. People change, people are affected by their outer environment, people have different capacities and do not share equal genius. We do not start from the same background are not exposed to the same instigations and same resources. What ever is the story, the important thing is that loving others is inherent in human kind. It is inherent in every one of us to help others, to be good and benefactor. And above all: PEOPLE CHANGE. The direction is what causes hope or fear. Society can progress or set back. And there is no way but to give people love, recognize others and pay tribute to them in cause every single person is capable of contribute to a better life for all.