the words 'hero' and 'champion' have connotations of leadership, courage, honour, valour, words that have been scarcely present in our present times (althought i'm often called superman by the ladies). ok, so maybe we may no longer need heros to win wars for us, have no use for champions of the weak and needy (Michael Tseng for fellow Ah-Kwa's). the nature of heros, is such that they draw people to the depth of their character, just by doing. just by being, they can show us what we want to stand for (like hot girls make my pee-pee stand), what to oppose and give ideas meaning. but to who, then, shall we look up to for inspiration, as role models, to give us wisdom? of what make, shall these men be? what mettle shall be drawn from the women of this age?
in current times, show me not to wield a sword, to throw a lance, but show me to stand for what i innately know is right(eg. tits over dick, ANY day.). the greatest strength, comes not from lifting a car, not from breaking anything great, but from affirming another's spirits, giving for a cause not your own. that shall be looked upon with awe by all, no matter how small a gesture is, we must strive to serve others, be humble, and without a doubt give with our hearts whenever wherever we're needed. when we can lend a shoulder, give a smile, pray for another and love our enemies, we will only then be salvaged from the declining moral state of this world.
and if we were to champion for a cause, or a body, what better than our own hearts and who greater than God? to see something we disagree with morally, and not do anything means accepting what we know is wrong. strength can be drawn from ideas, and religion is the most powerful idea. no matter what name we give our gods, however we pray, remember what it means to call someone 'Lord'. submit in humility of an entity greater than my balls, and revere (at that entity, not my super huge nuts).
salute the idea that one day, we may be champions for and not of others.