We wouldn't need boundarys if we were trully honest !

Somone once sed (he is of course not the only one to say this) that it is impossible to reach true equality and true honesty evryone at the same time.he sed that humans allways needed limitations and boundarys to keep them going "straight" because they will never be able to keep them selves "straight" by there own will.he sed that humans will always abuse and there will always be abusif poeple.he sed that if evry one would follow the same religion it would be a "better life" for all.that religion puts common boundarys for evry one and that if we would all trully go allong with the restrictions imposed by religion,we would have and "equal and peacefull" life for all.he sed that humans can not accomplish true peace and true equal life for all by them selves and that the only way it was possible was threw restrictions,limitations, boundarys, strict rules. he sed "why would I change if there will always be somone else doing the same thing?"

Now,what that person didnt think about is that this construct he is relying on will be present as long as poeple expect others to change before they do.If evry one is thinking "why should I change if he is not?" then of course nothing will change.But if evry one would take responsibility for them selves with no regarde to other poeple's dishonesty,lazyness and greed,then there is a very possible change.the only reason it hasnt happend YET,is that no one is focussing on the true issues wich are one's allowences.these allowences are the main cause of this fucked up world we're in.nooo,evry one prefers sitting back and sayin "why should I be the one doing the effort?".it is obvious that if we all change,the world will change.what this person also forgot is that religion causes numbers of abuse threw supression and restrictions.its like taking a toy from a baby,he will want it more as soon.if we would really take our selves in hand there will be no need for restrictions and evry thing will accessible for all in honesty,respect and equality.