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Law and Citizens


It's quite long that i did not penned down any comments.

Sometimes i felt under duress or most of times i felt confused.

Why?

As a learned person i trying to undersatnd the mechanisms of law. As a person who upholds the rule of law and abides the law, I really confused.

When i look at the world at large the creation of law is to satisfy the needs of a individu rather than to protect the people.

I further in dilemma.

What should i do?

Should I just ignored what had been taught to me since my childhood or feel helpless that you actually cannot acheived anything.

What am i want to acheive?

What are my dreams?

Whether my dreams are senseable?

Do I need to please someone to fulfill my dreams?

Martin L King and Mahatma Ghandhi. Why they died?
What they had acheived?
Whether their principles are followed?
And
What are they up to?

So many questions. Still finding for answer.

But

I always have a hope. It's a singular. I know.

That's the nature will always takes the good and eliminate the bad. That's what we brand it as a natural law.

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