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Law: Friends and Foes


Yesterday I had a long chat with my friend who had migrated to USA. He asked me a question that what is the purpose of my blog and what do I want to achieve with it.

It’s a very good question indeed. Mind blowing, of course!

One thing that I do not want to do in my life is just looking after my shoulders and do not bothered about anything else.

I just can’t do that.

Really can not.

Every man must have a legacy. That’s the reason we're born in this world.

What is the point like any other living things which focusing on itself? Simply I can not understand.

Of course I have lost a lots of things because of my ‘policy’ but no regrets. Why should I regret?

This is a life. If we never seen Mahatma Gandhi, Martin Luther King or Nelson Mandela, we never know human rights, freedom and equality.

To my migrated friend who lost the love of Malaysia, rather than run away from the reality of life I prefer to fight through my own means to preserve the rule of law and our constitution rights.

What’s wrong with that, my friend?

Comments

Unknown said…
LEGACY, inheritance, birthright, bequest or heritage!
These will not make any sense if its conflicts with others LEGACY. Meaning the others LEGACY is to avoid your!
As M. Gandhi said “An individuals freedom is only to extend of his walking stick.”. Meaning, any thing beyond the length of your walking stick are others space. The issue in my countries situation is, they don’t even honor Gandhi’s “walking stick” distance privacy. I can list many example but let give one important one (at least to me), “Internet”. My country even invades my privacy to use internet without them poking their finger on it.

P.S Please notice my phrase “my country” not Malaysia.
August 19, 2008 at 12:45 AM
Anonymous said…
We are born to create legacy.
August 24, 2008 at 11:11 PM
Anonymous said…
World peace starts from the continents..... then to the countries.....then to the states..... then to the districts.... then to the village we stay.... then to the family and friends we stay together .... and then with my family..... and finally it's me thats matter's most.

If I am at peace with myself, then the whole world is at peace with me.

The question is...are we at peace with ourselves....

Just my thoughts buddy ... keep writing and may god bless us all with abundance....

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Best regards
Subra
August 27, 2008 at 8:56 AM
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