Certain peoples interpretation of the law versus Gods grace is pretty shallow. My earlier chat with someone proved it. When discussing a situation he got messed up in because he wasnt honest enough to admit it (note: Mr. HE is a driver at the organization hes employed in, but its his preacher-role that hes sitting on a pedestal about), he proudly tells me how he didnt do anything wrong when he refused to pick up a pregnant young woman on the roadside somewhere between Korovou and Nausori. That if he did, hed get into trouble because his work policy clearly states that government vehicles are only to be used for operational purposes and not for private use. Im just being obedient to the laws of the land, and Im right. I asked And if that young woman passed out and then died from complications...because she never got to hospital on time?. He replied rogoca, au na dauvunau, au sa muria ga na lawa, me vaka ga e vakarota vei keda na Kalou. I replied rogoci au sara tiko mai...pay clear attention to what I have to say - na cava e bibi vei iko? na lawa macawa o kisiva tiko qori, se na bula ni tamata?. You listen to me, na nomu sega ni picktaka na marama, ke qai yaco vua edua na ka, eratou na quruquruti kemudou vavinaka na Womens Rights and Human Rights etc through the media...ya sa na qai tukuni kina vei kemudou na vosa kilai levu ya na mata vaka s...you senseless piece of cow. I added and the audacity to sit there, chat to me about how happy you are at work...I AM A WOMAN - vosa tiko, vakasama tiko. He slowly responded but I would have gotten into trouble and Id lose my job. I said you wouldnt, if you accounted for it..you idiot. Kakua ni preach taka tiko na LOLOMA in public, when you dont even know what it is. And my goodness, when you are faced with tough situations like that, choose LOVE, over LAW. Its just as simple as that. Your boss would agree with me. Happy Monday all (waving). CHOOSE LOVE OVER LAW.
Posted on: Mon, 28 Jul 2014 01:01:51 +0000
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