TRUE STORY: Respect Everyone Once upon a time in Kenya there lived a wealthy man but full of contempt. He was so ignorant, arrogant and extrinsic deride of mutual feelings. He developed an egotistic characteristic like no other you have ever come across. For example he could pour d filthy dirt on your clothes openly and then dish out money for you to buy new ones. Not because it was by accident, but because it was what he enjoyed or Just felt like doing. No matter how hard his family, friends and neighbours cautioned him, he continued to wield the vice. One day he was riding on a rough road with puddles of muddy water. On the same road were 3 quietly walking men who were on their way to a mission. As he was passing by he intentionally splashed the muddy water on them. He then drove a few metres away and stopped to reverse. He came up close to them and started throwing insults. He was asking what were they going to do about it? Little did he know that he was addressing the most wanted criminals in Kenya... Without any warning one of them brandished a pistol and shot him once in the stomach. They also took his briefcase stashed with cash and landcruiser Prado. They told him that they will leave him to suffer slowly so they didnt have to kill him instantly. Sure enough he was bleeding profusely and needed urgent surgical attention. Luckily someone was aware of the scenario and with the help of others he was taken to a nearest hospital. He was in a very serious condition Now that he had arrived at the hospital he started his usual barrage of insults at them doctors and nurses. Everyone was so irritated and demoralized that they decided not to attend to him. Eventually he realised he was dying and started to beg last minute. It was already too late to save him because no one cared anymore. He died in relentless pain & agony. The moral of this story is to love & respect everyone. You never know when youll be in trouble and need a helping hand.
Posted on: Sun, 26 Jan 2014 05:03:18 +0000
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