sjsprWriting

Jokes. Comedy. Humor. Laughs. All necessary for humans. We love to laugh. We laugh when we're nervous, we laugh when we're happy, some laugh when we're sad, some laugh we're angry. Laughter is a way for us to deal with our emotions. Lately, however, I feel that these things are over abundant. I feel as if people aren't taking worldly matters, or themselves, seriously enough. When a terrorist group attacks one of the most important capitals of the world, the reaction of the world's population ought to be more reactive. Instead we listen to the news we talk about it we speculate we say what should be done without the intention of doing anything ourselves. We make "dark jokes" and laugh it off. This is affecting political society. I see many dank memes about Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton, making fun of their policies and ideals. This is all good fun but if the population was more serious perhaps there would be less people jesting and more people thinking: "how would II improve that? What will I do?"