<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>Originally posted by Enkanowen:<BR><STRONG>if someone didn't like the movie, get over it and do it better is what i say. i mean seriously, as much as everyone is entitled to their own opinion... fact of the matter is, they could not be able to do it any better. This discussion isn't worth discussing because no one can make it better. Sure we can all argue, whine and what not but it is NOT going to change anything. So get over with it and be done! </STRONG><HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P>So what you're saying is that because events in the past are unchangeable, there is no since in discussing them.<P>hmmmmm... so I guess we shouldn't praise the movie either, because that certainly would not change anyting. I guess I also should not complain about the September 11th bombing because that is in the past also, and all of my wishing that it had never happened is in vain. Should I ever engage in a discussion about what would have made our economy better in 2000? I guess not.<P>The fact is, it is doesn't only make sense for us to talk about things we can't change, but we <I>should</I> talk about things we can't change, espescially if it is in the context of art, music, movies, policies, principle, etc. This is the only way we could ever do things better the next time. It also forces us to think, and not be complacent.
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