You see, we are individuals, we are suppose to think for the
better for ourselves. Of course there will be rehabilitation
programmes while they are doing time but ultimately it's their own
choice for the path they choose to move on in life.
I don't think it's right for us to treat them as unfeeling
subjects and try to brainwash them.
I used to work part time in this company where all its perm
staff (besides the managers) were ex-convicts. Some of them went
back old ways, some trying hard to be alone (so as not to fall back
old paths) and as much as they were honest to me with their pasts,
never did they once coerce me or any other part timers to join
their acts.
Even if they did, it's up to us to say yes or no.
It's all about choices that we choose to take in life.
I do agree
but sometime things happen at senariao you cannot escape, fight
happen easily with amoung these people, can you say "no" even if
you said those fighter will not hear you.
need not be alone, need time to let them see through their "so
call" friends.
better to see thru, what is "peng yu"? or is it "yu peng"
