“I Have No Enemies,” a quote that has been taking over the minds of our generation. But within this whirlwind lies an underlying meaning that many don’t realize. The fact is that having no enemies means not being an enemy of yourself. Many have taken these words as a way to be a better, kinder person to everyone else, but being the harshest critic of themselves. I believe that everyone has the capability of being good, but the temptations of evil hijack us to a point of no return. This may be why people who have been truly hurt believe that humans aren’t capable of change. But in heart and mind having no enemies isn’t about change, but the acceptance of a person good or bad.
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Jackson Caltuna, HS Reporter
Hello my name is Jackson Caltuna. This is my 6th year attending Conrad Schools of Science, I chose the Bio- Tech pathway and chose Chinese as my language. When im not at school or doing school work I enjoy admiring and driving cars. I don’t care if they are slow or fast, but they need to be sceaming. Furthermore, from styles of cars to philosophy I carry a hefty influence of japanese culture. Which includes the influence of art, philosophy, city pop, music, etc.