man in the mirror

We blame politicians and journalists for their behaviour when a catastrophe lands on us. But are they the only ones at fault? The fault is ours - collectively. Where is the sense of ownership for our country? Here's an example that doesn't need much searching or verification- we don't bother to keep our streets clean. Look at the street carefully next time. Is it clean? Do you see pieces of paper, plastic, cigarette butts or thrown gutka pouches? If so, then the garbage is being created by us- regular office-goers and janta. This is just the tip of the iceberg (garbage pile?) of the mess we create on a daily basis. When you step out on the street and see this mess with everyone else, no one wants to call it our own, and in time, start disowning it. Then, we start milking the place like leeches for our own disoriented, bland, blurry, f**ked up existence.

We are no different from anybody else. So next time you blame a politician or a news channel for anything, or come up with any smart-ass ideas on what should be done, do reflect on your own behaviour and ask yourself this simple question-

What good have I done lately and who the F**K am I really to point a finger at anyone?

And just in case you are wondering, no I don't have a close loved one in politics or journalism. So F**K YOU and keep your f**ked up holier-than-f**king-thou persona and lofty ideals to your own f**king self, f**khead.

Ok, this is the least you can do. Next time security in your building takes more time to check your car, stop blasting him off and co-operate. And thank him when he's done. It's keeping you safe. And please keep your waste to yourself and dispose it properly, you f**king parasite.