Hello great "elites" of nairaland. From reading
the above theory of how and how not to live
and observing the way and manner which most
of you made your comments, it is not far fetch
that the goal /theme here is "trying to make
the world a better place". Its a welcome idea, i mean we live in a world where most people are
so free that they forget to act upon the
disciplined protocols in which our fore-fathers
instilled on our society in other to maintain
sanity. But the fact remains that, we have
billions of people living in our planet, and you trying to control the singular actions of
individuals is nothing but a "ghost chace".
People want everything/everyone to act
perfectly but they forget that in a world that is
still developing and with the amount of people
living in it there is bound to be chaos. Obviously the writer must be a christian individual, am
sure his definition of discipline is believing in
God" and obeying the ten commandments like
his bible tells him. Its sad that people often
fantasize of a perfect world and they do not
accept the reality of complications. People will always do those things that makes them happy,
its the only way to finding true satisfaction. You
cannot create a law/principle and ask billions of
people to do the same thing just because you
believe that would bring stability to the world.
People should be able to make their own choices as long as it doesnt trample on the comfort of
another individual. Society would try to dictate
to you how to live your life but the question is
who set these rules? It is you and me. We
make these rules to satisfy our own selfish
desires. We bask at the power confined in us either by the government our by religious
organizations, exploiting on the ignorance of the
majority to satisfy our own agendas. No one
should be told how to live their lives or judged.
The best we can do is give them options and tell
them out opinions on issues and let everyone be the judge of their own individual actions. As
regarding goldie, my guess is she lived the kinda
life that she felt made her more happy and
comfortable and it is in no ones jurisdiction to
come here and judged her, let her be the judge
of her actions wherever she is. R.i.p. goldie, till we meet in the unknown my sister.