Alcohol Tobacco Firearms & Death

Personal Areas Of Interest to Make A DocFilm On
1) Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Death
Looking at the statistics that show the mortality of the three deadly substances that we still take for granted their dangers leading to half a million deaths a year, it's toll economically on healthcare and why government won't regulate them the way they monitor communications, marijuana and gambling.
Scene One: The Anti Smoking League In The Context of Child Advertising
Scene Two: Groups Targeted By Magazines Aimed at Teens, Women, Minorities-"Coolness Effect"
Scene Three: Being aware of the tobacco myths and true side affects
Scene Four: Tobacco Ingredients and Additives
Scene Five: The marijuana comparasion
Scene Six: The cancerous life
Scene Seven: Alcohol The Psychological Need The Chemical Want Of Alcohol
Scene Eight: Alcohol the Psychological Effect The Chemical Enslavement Of Alcohol
Scene Nine: Socially And Physically Benefitial Drinking (The bottle of wine a day concept)
Scene Ten: The Thin Line Into Danger
Scene Eleven: The Morning After, Marriage And Car Wrecks
Scene Twelve: Alcohol Vs Other Coping Mechanisms and Their Respective Dangers
Scene Thirteen: Guns Vs Security Systems
Scene Fourteen: Danger One Impulsive Suicide
Scene Fifteen: Danger Two Impulsive Homicide
Scene Sixteen: Impulsive Crime
Scene Seventeen: Wreckless Accidents
Scene Eighteen: Gun Regulation Will Arrest Gun Owners Before they Become Killers

Poetry Post 96

Permissive Racism
Living in a land of rapists and racists
How can people wonder why I am an escapist
People always thinking I'm rude because I can't relate
In a world so tolerate of indifference and hate
How can so many black men be found guilty on the defense
When so many free whites started the offense
If a black man kills he makes his people a disgrace
But if a white man kills he's Jewish, queer or somehow disowned from his race
How can color say who is right
Ain't there different shades of white
Dave Berkowitz and Timothy McVeigh were just as light
Does their race make them more or less trustable at night
How can any race be pure with pedophiles and serial killers in their gene pool
How can the ignorant call another man a fool
At least the whites can afford a good school
But that doesn't matter as long as a black doesn't rule

The Activist
Traveling person to person
Trying to get a good deed done
Helping others to find time and invest
In a socially active interest
I passionately pursued people to get fliers sent
But the more I tried the more I found others indifferent
Weak and rejected I had nearly quit
Shut down the charity before I even started it
I continued to preach to each passerby
Asking about the destruction of the Earth but they couldn't care why
Charities are not a place the public will have their lives spent
When slow comfortable deaths are more convenient

One Weak Race
Every man is just a man
Doesn't matter whether native or foreign
We are all doom to sin
Over and over again
There is a drunk in every town
And each country has a killer wearing a crown
There is no use in dividing us by the features of our face
Every nationality has a national disgrace
So don't hate a man for the color of his skin
For there's a weaker man wearing the same shade you're in
And if you track back into your family's history
You'll find the reason for this similarity

27th Part of Poetry Trilogy

Ghetto Boy

Down in the ghetto a poor child without a home
Was born with just the streets to roam
Brought up in an environment so crude
He has to scrounge around garbage cans for food
Living without a father and living without a mother
Only had a street gang for a brother
Never learned the difference between wrong and right
Only thing he was taught was how to fight
When he was mad he'd cause a commotion
He never learned the right way to express his emotion
Who can stop a boy for whom no one really cares
He's free and he will do whatever he dares
At age fifteen he used his fists to defend is honor
Never learned how to settle problems with his words before
At sundown they decided to fight
The only witness was the streetlight
In one punch the ghetto boy was down cold
Died in the streets at fifteen years old
There was no funeral or grave
For this soul unsave

Drafted

So you have been drafted my friend
I'll never see you again
You've gone to fight in a war you did not chose
A war each side will lose
For no matter who wins we all will have lost
For human life is worth more than any cost
But you are still forced to go in the army
Never again to see me
He has left and gone to die so young
Whether or not this nation is right or wrong
Now the war has long came to an end
And still no sign of my friend
Did he have to die
For a fight with no reason why
Why the war was claimed a victory
Is far beyond me

Season's Reasons
The government didn't take Jesus out of the holiday
It was its citizens who refused Christ's way
People may argue Jesus is the reason
But the corporations are the ones who sponsored the season
Gift stockings, hacked up trees, Santa Claus complete a White Christmas
It is ritual without religion that'll come to pass

No Offense Taken- "Vagrant Criminal"

(urban street 10:00pm with a homeless man sleeping on a bus stop bench. Cop car comes and parks at the bus stop. Cop walk out and goes to homeless man)
Cop: (waking him up) All right now wake up now you're under arrest.
Vagrant: What? What for?
Cop: (threateningly) Do I have to remind you that you have the right to remain silent fella?
Vagrant: Habeas Corpus
Cop: (shocked, embarrassed) Oh Damn this one's read up on the Constitution. Well you're under arrest for loitering
Vagrant: I'm not loitering I'm homeless.
Cop: So you're still loitering
Vagrant: Well I have to sleep somewhere?
Cop: Well decent, law-biding, economically viable citizens need to use this space.
Vagrant: Where are they? The bus doesn't come until 7:15 in the morning. Do you see a bus coming (looks around) nope no bus (shocked) but there's a cop car parked in it's place.
Cop: (noticing brown paper bag under the bench) Aha you're under arrest for being drunk in public
Vagrant: I demand a breathalyser test.
Cop: (surprised) I don't have one on me. So stand up on one leg and count to ten. (Vagrant stands on his left leg, while the cop grabs the brown paper sack. The vagrant tries to grab it from the cop but falls down) All right that proves it you're under arrest
Vagrant: So what's in the sack?
Cop: The evidence apparently.
Vagrant: I'll waive my right to a warrant if you just reach in and let me see what's in it.
Cop: (reaches in) Okay fine it's (pulls out Aquafina bottle) Zima disguised as Aquafina.
Vagrant: Do you really think any court in the land will believe that?
Cop: That doesn't matter, what does is now the police department has someone to prosecute in place of all the murderers and rapists we can't seem to catch. Hey if you confess to some of those we can save some court money and go light on your sentencing.
Vagrant: But you were already going to send me to court for public drunkenness?
Cop: Public intoxication, besides that would have been for show, a criminal confession gets more press.
Vagrant: Fine I did it all what are the murder and rape charges at least I'll have a decent place to sleep, I haven't had one since they closed the homeless shelter to put up a Starbucks

Tenth Compilation of Poetry

Moral Majority II
The moral majority is so fond
Of the violent, sexual adventures of James Bond
But if they saw that same show
Go down in the ghetto
They'd judge and condemn
Pointing their finger at them
Using any means to feed the poor is good
As long as you're named Robin Hood
But Big Tobacco
Runs the show
Puts in place the politics and police
In a perpetual process that won't cease
As the police jail every man selling weed
As millions die every decade to tobacco's greed
Sex, violence and drugs are alright if you're rich
But not if you are living in a ditch
You can destroy the ecosystem with your cigar
And your imported sports utility car
But the poor can't fight to survive
As the rich moral majority kill to strive

The Turtle
Although I didn't know her too well
I know my mother left me protected by a shell
When I hatched I found no feather or fin
Just another shell I fit in
I am too slow and too dense
To come to my own defense
I have no mom to look after me
I'd be lucky if I made it to the sea
My only comfort is I can always dwell
Protected inside my shell

The Time Is Gone

The time is gone
No more time to relax for fun
No work is done
No time to sit I have to run
No more sitting by
Enjoying life as time would fly
And without a warning cry
The time and me are going to die

Movie Idea- Another Walk In The Woods

Genre: Dramatic Thriller
Characters:
Michael Cornelius- devoted romantic codependent husband suffering from anxiety and mood disorders who works on behavioral analysis at the local police department
Pam Cornelius- indifferent adulterous wife of Michael
Rob Mathers- abusive self-involved "lover" of Pam
Dr. Rubes- marriage counselor who views Michael as unstable, controlling and paranoid (dramatic part with situational irony bringing mild dark comic relief)
Bob Lennon- forensic scientist who is Michael's friend and helps him find the the real murderer
Dylan McCartney- sketch artist friend who helps Michael
Plot: Pam leaves loving husband Michael for Rob who later kills Pam and frames Michael, after being acquitted Michael sets off to find Rob.
Scene 1) Mike takes Pam to a picnic where their first date was to commemorate their anniversary early but Pam nags about what a lousy date this is and shows no sentiment
Scene 2) Next day at the marriage counselor Dr Rubes takes Pam's side viewing Mike as controlling and self involved making her go out on a date she obviously disliked
Scene 3) Mike sets the apartment for a romantic anniversary dinner but Pam comes home early with Rob and divorce papers, alone he contemplates suicide with a half hearted attempt but goes to the secluded park earlier seen to clear his head
Scene 4) Mike at the park hears screams and not knowing who it is he gets out his Swiss army knife and jumps through the bushes to where the screams are coming from and finds Rob stabbing Pam, Rob runs off quick scared Mike tries to calm his wife no phone or first aid kit he can't help
Scene 5) Rob calls anonymously from his cell phone the cops giving Michael's description as the killer and the exact location and a physical description of the victim
Scene 6) Soon after arriving home to his apartment the cops come and arrest him knowing his description and his relation to the victim
Scene 7) The only physical evidence is the blood soaked Swiss army knife he dropped by Pam and picked back up when he left
Scene 8) Mike is given a defense attorney
Scene 9) Arraignment with a plea of not guilty to murder in the first degree
Scene 10) Cop who received the description takes the stand for the prosecution
Scene 11) Dr. Rubes takes the stand for prosecution testifying to Mike's psychological profile
Scene 12) Bob Lennon takes the stand for the defense
Scene 13) Mike takes the stand for himself
Scene 14) Final arguments
Scene 15) Mike is acquitted due to his knife being insufficient to the stab wounds of Pam
Scene 16) Mike fired from the police force due not to the accusation but due to the publicity of Dr. Rubes testimony
Scene 17) Mike vows to find Rob knowing only his physical description and his name vaguely
Scene 18) Bob Lennon and Dylan McCartney offer their help
Scene 19) Dylan makes a sketch based on Mike's memory helping him reconstruct the memory
Scene 20) Bob goes through a list of sex offenders trying to find one to match the picture
Scene 21) Mike goes through the records to see about his last known whereabouts finds out about a car theft at the mall
Scene 22) Mike interviews the car owner
Scene 23) Mike interviews mall security
Scene 24) Look for a description of the vehicle reopening the cold case of car theft
Scene 25) They go to a house where the car has been only to find a businessman who's wife has been missing during a business trip
Scene 26) They find similar stories about where the car has been
Scene 27) Bob Lennon finds a hair at one house
Scene 28) Doing DNA testing finds out it doesn't match either the husband or wife
Scene 29) Neighbors attest to a man of Rob's description entering the house with the wife who has disappeared
Scene 30) They find out from a neighbor that Rob lives in an apartment complex he owns
Scene 31) Mike asks the police for a warrant for Rob Mathers but instead try to arrest Mike on trespassing, harassing and wrongful detention laws on the part of the interviewees but no one presses charges
Scene 32) Mike, Bob and Dylan go to Rob's apartment anyway armed and Rob shuts Mike Cornelius before the cops come
Scene 33) A psychoanalysis of Rob determines Rob is not legally insane or psychotic was capable of standing trial they profile his power motif of seducing and killing married women a la Boston Strangler
Scene 34) Knowing the likelihood of a conviction Rob plea bargains guilty for thirty years with a chance of parole in five years