Why should the world end in 2012?

 

          Come, December 21, 2012 we will all know if the world is really going to end or not. Whenever we find out that there is an earth quake or any disaster somewhere, we attribute it to the world ending. So what will happen to our future plans? Leave future goals! Will our new-year plans materialize at least? Or will we know if we have passed or failed in our exams before the world ends? (If the world is really going to end, who cares about these things!!). And what about our favorite films releasing after December 21? Will we get to watch those before the world ends? ( a hardcore movie buff’s worry!) .Each one of us will have some list like this before we depart from this world. But now do we have enough time to ‘do our ten things before we die’? We may worry about these things just because we know how close the world is going to end.



            Well some of us would be happy that we need not meet any more deadlines or even pay any of dues that we are supposed to. And to some, the end of world could be the end of pain as well. Yes at least if the world ends brutality against the suppressed and the weaker sections of our society will come to an end. So even if the world does not end this year, let us pray that human agonies and disrespect to each other are put to an end and a new world is reborn. 

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  1. Padmapriya Kannan22 December 2012 at 22:21

    Yeah!you're right.From this new year 2013 onwards,we shall pray not to suffer from any of the problems we are currently facing in our society.

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