Looking in the scope...
Here's a fun little topic.
Are some people truly only remembered by the bad things they did?
Here are some examples.
Hitler - Germany, to put it bluntly, was a shithole. Economy was bad, people were at rock bottom with no money and no pride. They really had nothing. Then Hitler stepped in. He brought them up from nothing up to something. Something, big, powerful, and rich.
But, he killed millions of innocent civilians because he didn't like them.
What is he most remembered for?
The killing of innocent men, women, and children.
Stephine Meyer (Yeah, I'm saying it.)
She's a writer, and has done other work besides Twilight. Take for example, The Host. Actually a pretty decent book. Yes, boring in the beginning, but most books don't start off extremely interesting with explosions and unicorns and rainbows. They start off a bit slowly and then blossom later on. But anyway, The Host is a fairly decent novel, written by Stephenie Meyer.
However, people only know and remember Twilight in two forms.
Rabid fangirls take it as a lifestyle and religion; Bashers waste their days hating a book.
It's not just them too.
There's plenty of others.
See where I'm going with this?
People are only remembered for the bad.
Do you agree or disagree?
Provide some examples to your argument if you can.
(opinion is given in the next post)
Are some people truly only remembered by the bad things they did?
Here are some examples.
Hitler - Germany, to put it bluntly, was a shithole. Economy was bad, people were at rock bottom with no money and no pride. They really had nothing. Then Hitler stepped in. He brought them up from nothing up to something. Something, big, powerful, and rich.
But, he killed millions of innocent civilians because he didn't like them.
What is he most remembered for?
The killing of innocent men, women, and children.
Stephine Meyer (Yeah, I'm saying it.)
She's a writer, and has done other work besides Twilight. Take for example, The Host. Actually a pretty decent book. Yes, boring in the beginning, but most books don't start off extremely interesting with explosions and unicorns and rainbows. They start off a bit slowly and then blossom later on. But anyway, The Host is a fairly decent novel, written by Stephenie Meyer.
However, people only know and remember Twilight in two forms.
Rabid fangirls take it as a lifestyle and religion; Bashers waste their days hating a book.
It's not just them too.
There's plenty of others.
See where I'm going with this?
People are only remembered for the bad.
Do you agree or disagree?
Provide some examples to your argument if you can.
(opinion is given in the next post)
...of a dead man's gun.
