i was only kidding

I know I said that I had posted my last blog for this website, but somehhow it just seems stupid to have done so much and to have worked so hard to give up the day before the results are given. Therefore, here is another possibly-soon-to-be-deleted blog entry from moi:

Many times, people are told that compromise is a guaranteed way to work out their differences. In most cases, each side of the issue sacrifices part of their arguement in order to reach a satisfactory agreement that is suitable for both sides; however, this is only true for the issues that do not have a lot at stake. If an issue, such as abortion or the economy, is divided between a large difference of opinions, a reasonable compromise to the issue can be difficult to apprehend.

In politics, compromising on huge and controversial issues can delay solutions because most of the politicians' time is spent arguing their positions. while the politicians aree fighting, the people of the country are left waiting, wanted compromise, without actually realizing that compromise is diffiicult to achieve when people have strong and divided opinions of the issues at stake.

Finding a compromise on family issues may not be in the best interest of a certain member or members of the household. For instance, if a young adult believes that they should be allowed to stay out late to irresponsibly party, and the parents strongly disagree to this, a compromise in their decision could jepoardize the young person's safety.

Even in my own personal life, compromise is hardly a perfect solution to every issue. in oder to attend college, I have to remain at home, where I can live for much less than what it would cost financially to attend college out state, or even in another county or city. Yet I am willing to make that sacrifice in order to achieve my dreams.

Compromise can be a wonderful solution to many ordinary problems, yet when the issues at hand are risky and contraversial, most time is spent debating a compromise, rather than finding one. Thus, I stongly believe that compromise is not always the best way to resolve a conflict.