Friday, February 5, 2010

Freedom of...

Dr.Azmi Shahrom's writing always makes or gets me thinking. I mean the real thinking not the dramatic or fiction one where suddenly I can see people flying, running around the tress while singing, delivered dialogues after being shot for dozen of times, etc. I really ‘feel’ what he’s trying to say in his writing on freedom, that was the latest concept delivered by him that I read many weeks ago as been too busy now days rarely have time to follow his column every week. For someone who's coolly brilliantly man like him when he talks we tends to listen and most of the time AGREES and nod all the way.


The idea of people actually create new types of freedom as we are breathing doesn’t make them legal nor make them practicable, but by saying that doesn’t impede us from actually performing them. With or without it written down in the Federal Constitution (FC) people still self proclaiming that we are indeed deserved each and almost most of the rights or freedom. Forget that I’m talking as someone who is going through a course of law education but as human we do want certain rights to be implemented just because we feel strong about it no matter how ridiculous others might think about it. Basically its human nature when we mad at someone, hate at something, angry with the world, we cant really think straight although we are straight in real life(not intended to be funny but just feel to write it,hahaha!sue me!) So what Dr.Azmi trying to say is you can practice whatever right you think you have but at the end of the day does anyone care to make it lawful? Will those people work towards it if it doesn’t benefit them? Or can it possible to be achieved without big names and stronger power and position to back us up? All questions are hanging without be answered because essentially they are meant to be think about. And it stops there, just to be think about and not bring into action.




Lets see the conclusion we can draw from those thought; all that can I say here is that ‘People, it is true that you can lie, cheat, backstabbing, racist, etc as that’s your right but morally speaking do you want to be known as person that knows his/her rights but when asked what are they stand for you cant reciprocate its positiveness? It didn’t really make any sense as why we were fighting for it at the first place when we know at the end of the day those rights only build more rivalry and crushed down more friendship or relationship’. It may sounds as if I’m trying to hard or to be good but it’s not as I know for sure most of us believe or support the same thinking. Plus I'm nobody and last person on earth to be talking about what is morally right or wrong when me myself still learning and will continue doing so forever


me,wishing for my TRUE freedom in future:)

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