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.日
月亮反映了太陽的光芒
那水中那彎彎的月牙又反映了甚麼？
月.
Friday, January 20, 2006
dear diary (feeling a little cliche here),
saw on television something about justice, or being fair or just, in some hong kong drama show. this doctor, let's just name him A, realised that another doctor, B in this case, was helping a pregnant lady hide drugs cause the lady promised to ditch selling drugs and live on a normal life for the sake of her child. A then accuses B for being against the law and all those crap, and that this wasn't justice and he'll let the judge decide...
the first thing, and probably the last, that came to my mind was...A is full of crap...brainwashed by some idiotic rules set by man ages ago. If i find out who really set all these laws, i'll probably beat the crap out of him. i mean, who is he (or she, or it, whatever) to judge upon other people's actions? so you think robbing or even murdering deserve punishments like getting hanged or lifelong imprisonment? i'm not saying it's alright to do all that, of course all things come at a certain price. but who is the judge, or even us, to decide whether something is unjust? who are we to define justice as it is today?
every person has a different perspective as to whether an action is correct or not. like that pregnant lady i mentioned earlier. the judge or jury can simply say " oh, too bad, who ask you to go sell drugs, huh?!" but she's only doing what she deems fit and most practical and logical for her own survival and ideal. she may think that, at that given circumstances and conditions, it's perfectly fine and just to do what she had done. so who are we to judge her? are we that morally upright, that we pure and untainted, to pass judgement on someone who only thinks what he or she did was justice to her own accord?
it just shows how imperfect humans are. likewise, if we don't follow rules, everything will be chaotic. it shows how controversial humans are. but maybe, maybe, because of this imperfection, that makes us interesting creatures too.
...此時將在月光下謝幕
11:02 PM