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Look around us,
if we are not subscribed to our fallacy and deceiving choices, a miasma of
tormenting tribalism and nepotism. Aren’t the same people we complained of
filing cases on bankruptcy of democracy in our national bank account the same
people we are donating our power-banks to charge their torches to light
darkness as they wait for dawn of their re-election to house of river of
flowing milk and honey? We howled with sorrow on the Goldenberg saga, we wore
sackcloth after the Post-election violence, we comforted one another on the
drama of the mysterious Eurobond saga, and wailed loudly on the NYS saga. But
still we hold the people who stole from us as our heroes and heroines. And
tomorrow the vicious cycle will go on, we will re-elect them. Can’t we
learn from all these? Aren’t we willing to sit down and take notes from life? From
our experience of the past?
I’m the half-full glass stereotype, but this doesn’t make me absolute, I’m bound to change. And what fits the description of the misty future of our country is the half-empty glass onesies. We are slaves, mining for our political leaders, who are our masters, our lords. The mine is our country. And our votes are the sole interest of our masters. And each one of us has to mine their vote and paid their wages every evening, equivalent to end of each term. And because the mines we work in belong to “families with property,” it is not unlikely that our posterity will also work for the descendants of these families, and finally they will believe money and other property belong to the chosen few. In the end, they will leave us with a dilapidated and corruption-polluted country. We’ll forever burn in arson of regrets, and watch fierce floods sweep our country away. I guess then we will be at the summit of our cry for a better governance. But for now, remember as you sell your vote, the feeble cry of chained and drowned democracy is looking at you, and “I forgive ye, for ye not know what ye do” is all she could mumble.
But, can’t we predict and change NOW
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