Under Silver Birch Tree

Everywhere around us, websites were popping up with Star Wars ads

People were talking non-stop about it

Billboards, posters, EDMS, games, radios and even musical or parody tributes to this epidemic of Epic-ness in 2015. So proud.. right?

Why this much publicity for a continuation of a movie franchise that took over 10 years to finally see the day of premier.

Is it that much more important that people aren't allowed to talk about it after watching the movie?
Is it some sort of unspoken taboo?

It just bogles my mind... as some deny to relate here...

To say the least, I read somewhere in a reliable source (9gag) a human broke out the spoilers and he got bashed up by a bunch of other humans dressed as fictional characters, also known as Star Wars die-hard-fans or fanatics.

In some way, he was being a jerk, yes.. 
but in another, was it necessary to resort to such violence?

Its so unbecoming of the generations of 'NOW' to get violent over something so trivial.

How can you behave in a way that strongly portrays that another human life is less important then knowing what finally happens in the finale of the galactic crisis that doesn't even exist.. I can't even..

Just yesterday, a cousin told me an incident where a mother was beaten by her son, flesh and blood, because she didn't cook that particular day, being unhealthy that day. She didn't want him to be reported because of a mother's love.

Why isn't this being put on billboards and EDMs and radios or even news? 
You might think its such small matter. But really.. priorities have turned 180 degrees. I feel so disgusted by this action of no shame towards a crime bigger then murder. Yes, bigger then murder, having even groan at a mother to me is such a sin. Don't ask why, people all over the world should know why.

But in the end, I'm a Star Wars fan too..
I will watch this 'twisted imagination of a man's dream' movie someday, 
and I know I'm gonna love it.

I will reminisce of the days I had a crush on the log-like actor Hayden Christensen, 
my oh ever so charismatic Harrison Ford,
the day I discovered gorgeous man Liam Neeson,
and my forever young imaginary lover Ewan McGregor.. 

Something about Irish man that just screams my name and I melt... sigh

To end things in good term...

What I'm trying to say is, Real life occurrences deserves to get high publicity as fiction.
Everyday we were having 'third world late Star Wars movie watchers' problems...

Everywhere else there are third world problems getting dog poo...
world hunger, over-population, fatal disease, discrimination, domestic violence, bombing, shootings, assassinations, murders, human trafficking, bully and terrible choices of presidency candidates...

This is just the tip of the never ending dying world of today. Go figure.