Granted that many people are not aware or Newton's Law or what it really means but at some point we've all heard the revised version: FOR EVERY ACTION THERE IS A REACTION.
The rains are here and sadly a great many number of people are inconvenienced and are inundated with water and while we can't help but feel sorry for them and attempt to share in their pain and sorrow (not to mention the pain the flood waters are causing us when we head to the market to purchase our vegetables) we just can't help but feel as though some people just deserve this.
That sounds harsh and cruel but come on people, when are you going to realize that you are mostly to blame by dumping your freaking thrash/garbage/rubbish in places that they have no basis being, namely the trenches and gutters. There are so many people out there (some reading this also) who just pay no heed to the countless warnings, and the known consequences of their actions. People, think about what happens when you just continue recklessly littering the streets, gutters and alleyways...come on people, use your blasted brains for a change.
They drink a coke or something else then throw the bottle by the roadside, in a gutter or out a speeding vehicle, I can just imagine what some people homes look like (or I'd rather not)., where the hell do you think it will end up when you throw it away like that? That kind of attitude somewhat personifies many other Guyanese people and really you can't help but think that some of those bitches get what they deserve in the form of the flood...the question is now, who will learn a lesson from this and who are the asses that are just incapable of learning anything.
The New Year is here but sadly, many people just look forward to the new year to get a start on old habits.
The rains are here and sadly a great many number of people are inconvenienced and are inundated with water and while we can't help but feel sorry for them and attempt to share in their pain and sorrow (not to mention the pain the flood waters are causing us when we head to the market to purchase our vegetables) we just can't help but feel as though some people just deserve this.
That sounds harsh and cruel but come on people, when are you going to realize that you are mostly to blame by dumping your freaking thrash/garbage/rubbish in places that they have no basis being, namely the trenches and gutters. There are so many people out there (some reading this also) who just pay no heed to the countless warnings, and the known consequences of their actions. People, think about what happens when you just continue recklessly littering the streets, gutters and alleyways...come on people, use your blasted brains for a change.
They drink a coke or something else then throw the bottle by the roadside, in a gutter or out a speeding vehicle, I can just imagine what some people homes look like (or I'd rather not)., where the hell do you think it will end up when you throw it away like that? That kind of attitude somewhat personifies many other Guyanese people and really you can't help but think that some of those bitches get what they deserve in the form of the flood...the question is now, who will learn a lesson from this and who are the asses that are just incapable of learning anything.
The New Year is here but sadly, many people just look forward to the new year to get a start on old habits.
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