Comments by Christopher Maye | Eastern North Carolina Now

You're incredibly mistaken. Everyone thinks they are right, that they're doing what is best for society.

Commented: Tuesday, May 19th, 2015 @ 6:47 am By: Christopher Maye

Everyone who reads this always wondering why there aren't any names. When writing this I hoped that people would notice the meaning of this, but no one has. The lack of names symbolizes their lose for humanity, naming is a humanistic trait; in this era of the society, humanity is non-existent. Although in the next books, characters will go by names because they have not yet completely fallen.

Commented: Monday, May 18th, 2015 @ 8:27 pm By: Christopher Maye

The interesting thing about humans is that no matter what gender they identify as, they are still people. Of course it is for the betterment of society that women can vote, how could you possibly think otherwise? Women are effected just as much as men by political decisions; therefore shouldn't they have equal representation?

The idea that this question (in terms of better before or after the suffragettes movement) would even be proposed is absurd.

Commented: Monday, April 27th, 2015 @ 5:14 pm By: Christopher Maye

"Hey China... Yeah we're going to need some more loans... Yeah, but this time it will definitely stimulate our economy so we can pay you back for the last twenty years of accumulated debt... I get that's what we have been saying for a while, but this time it will work. I got the idea from people complaining on Facebook, they're never wrong."

Commented: Monday, January 19th, 2015 @ 8:55 am By: Christopher Maye

I was not speaking of religious law, rather governmental law. I'd consider it unconstitutional to take one group's belief, and make the rest of the nation follow by their [religion's] laws.

Commented: Wednesday, October 15th, 2014 @ 3:38 pm By: Christopher Maye

NCCiitas is a conservative-like online publication. They also do various polls (which usually reveal interesting facts), a new one will be coming soon actually. If you want to learn more about Civitas go to www.nccivitas.org.

Commented: Friday, September 12th, 2014 @ 6:14 pm By: Christopher Maye

Now the curriculum for 8th grade history/social studies focuses (in north carolina) on State History. In Tenth grade, students are required to take Civics and Economics. Georgia really doesn't teach civics? But we can one down Georgia with our glorious Common Core (which probably caused most of my school to fail math last year)! As a history nerd, I'm really looking forward to AP Civ; how do they expect the society of the new generation to properly function if economics is not taught? I do get that E-Learning is a thing, but most of my peers only use the internet for taking selfies and other unproductive/non-educational tasks. Granted not all millennials are like this, for instance; one 15 year old discovered a $2 test for some form of cancer last year just by internet research without taking a chemistry class at his school.

Commented: Monday, July 21st, 2014 @ 11:41 am By: Christopher Maye

I can't watch this movie because it is way too slow pace, I just don't understand why people consider this such a great movie.

Commented: Thursday, July 3rd, 2014 @ 3:30 pm By: Christopher Maye