Trapped-Personal Narrative

Trap - Today's personal story is the day when I was anxious. The day when I became a man. For 12 years I was told that "No" and "Your time will come." But today is that day, everything is perfect. The sky is clear blue and the refreshing green lawn is still dew. The sun rises, we catch the forest of sight. Beautiful blue against big green is the only scene I told you. Looking at it now is like eating the most glorious food after the thousand years of starvation.

For people like me, the whole world is a series of traps. A trap is a physical trap like a bomb or a car (it may crash), but it also distracts like a video game or sex. They may be tempting to spend money such as shops and collectables. They can be human relationships like wives and children. All of these have goals - please steal your time and turn it into your own one. I do not know why the world wants this to happen; perhaps it is predator dynamics and nature's prey extension. A big fish eats small fish to capture its energy. Fishers ordered fishing for the same purpose. You are a fish, life is an angler. It wants to trap you. It wishes to transform your energy and idea into others' purpose. Other people and institutions, and nature itself

Article 27 Freedom of hunting, fishing and capture of wild animals including all aquatic life traditionally captured by hunters, hunters, anglers is a priceless natural heritage to be preserved forever for the people. Hunting, fishing and catching must comply with Chapter 9 of the Louisiana Constitution and comply with the laws and regulations for protecting, protecting and supplementing the natural resources of the country. The provisions of this Article shall not change the burden of proof required by law to object to a law or regulation that regulates hunting, fishery, or capture of domestic wildlife (including all aquatic life). Included here is not to be construed as approving the use of private property for hunting, fishing, capturing without the owner's consent.

The law includes the Kentucky Hunter Harassment Act. Under the law, it is stipulated that through the hunting, capturing and fishery, the rights of people who legally capture wild plants and animals should not be intentionally disturbed or destroyed. It also stipulates that a state attorney general or a person directly affected by an illegal act may cause a lawsuit to restrict such conduct or restore damages. This Kentucky state law makes computer-aided hunting in the state illegal. The provision of the law states that it should not be construed as limiting or prohibiting the hunting rights or privileges offered to persons with disabilities within the state. Anyone who violates this rule will be fined for more than $ 100 ($ 100) or $ 500 ($ 500). Also, you may be imprisoned within 6 months, you may be fined or imprisoned.