The injustices of court of public opinion

Monday, August 01, 2016

We live in a world that is so judgemental, hateful and exploitative. We live in a world where transient feelings and material possessions are usually seen as the answer to most problems.

For some, looking at themselves as being entitled to a predestined position in the afterlife by a higher power also gives them the reason to live ‘ethical’ lifestyles, which is okay, well as long as everybody keeps their lane.

Human beings can be both interesting and annoying at the same time. Granted, it is in our nature as human beings to question those ideas and values that are not similar to our own.

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The injustices of court of public opinion

We live in a world that is so judgemental, hateful and exploitative. We live in a world where transient feelings and material possessions are usually seen as the answer to most problems.

OTZ targets HIV treatment gaps amongst adolescents

Analyst lauds BCP's Youth Manifesto

Shashe Bridge bloke appears for 64-year-old woman's rape

Car, combi collision leaves nine injured

Police nab Zim 'human trafficking’ accused

Murder cases on the rise in Mahalapye

Shebeen Queen helps mothers with child welfare

Motokwe hosts Vaccination Day for routine immunisation

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