Topic: Law Necrotizer much?

At first i kind of shrugged off my parent's suggestion of going to law school because I am already a nurse and lawyering is not something I imagine myself doing in the next 5 years. Now, things have practically changed the way I feel about law, It was an epiphany, I was just really disappointed on the Philippine Government's effort to make a radical change in uplifting our nation after liquidating national assets for all the wrong reasons I say, is not something worth paying our taxes for. To set the record straight,Corruption has now become a chronic disease. Corruption is like diabetes. Both contemptuosly undesirable. Like diabetes, it can cause severe and fatal complications. Both fortunately manageable nevertheless,but still creeps its way to doing more damage and eventually we all fall in that big black hole and leaves us numb and hopeless. I realized, law has nothing to do with this, it is us, who more often than not, bend the justice system with a strong conviction that we can easily get away with it. What does integrity mean to all of us? What values are we trying to express and establish? What promise do we stand for? The list of questions could go on and on, and if you have our dignified political personages give you their take on it , you'll surely get the almost perfect response from them.

For our people to continually suffer and our economic crisis takes its inevitable toll, what held back the countless proposals and resolution promise our good politicians made and hoped to accomplish? Do we still have what it takes to be among the lucrative titans in the name of succesful nation alongside our asean counterparts? Or do we keep planting red flags on our sacred grounds that takes us back to where our sucessful luminaries (heroes) resent and put out.

In my new journey to understanding and experiencing the real and "RAW" essence of Law. I hope to discover that our nation will no longer be an uphill battle, capitalizing on the more positive light in which it is viewed, Respect and Dignity.

As long as we are here, hoping to change the world, we should choose to be educated, we should practice our rights, we should know and go by the law, we should materialize our dreams to paint a better picture of the world, It is a stressful undertaking and may seem a lot to ask, but it is possible to get our country into fighting shape.