Freedom of Speech

From where I've grown up..throughout my childhood and my teen days....The education has made some of us confuse, scared, and unliberalized. Till someone comes along and mock the National Anthem. What happen happened, and there's no use of covering it up and pretend it didn't happen. We should approach this problem well, make it a lesson to others, especially the young ones. This is not the time to be childish, not the time to be immature where we become all sensitive. Yes, what that guy did was wrong...it might the facts but he shouldn't put it in that way. Mocking the National Anthem is the last thing any local citizen will do to his or her own country.

My generation...and the generation before me, my parents...have all grown up in a democratic country. Yet..I always see myself not being in that position entirely. Lets just start at home....parents are hell autocratic with me. Well, where did they get that from?

Teens who smoke, get high on drugs and have multiple sex partners....why are they like that? In secondary school life, I often come across these kind of essay where we must find the factors that caused it and steps to over come it. Most common factors would be peer pressure and lack parents attention.

ok...back to where parents get their autocratic-ness.
Well...they would like to believe in us teens but they worry alot about what their peers might say like.."aiyo...u let your child go lidat wan ar? aiyo.." or "Wah Mr. X's son is a playboy,he doesn't know how to teach his son"

Therefore...it applies...influence and peer pressure...don't you dare say it depends on situation...it has the same application

Besides that...as my dad grew up in school...he told me...it's always the teacher who is right...although they might be wrong..they are always right. We shouldn't question them...That mentality has spread down to us teens even some of us are not realizing it. Sometimes we have a different opinion, that's all...why you all old people have to be so sensitive and defensive over us? Why are we always seen as rebels and people who likes to fight?

Passion guided and Industry driven....among the famous tag line from my institution where we are encourage to think out of the box, be creative and be different. But yet some just can't handle the fact some of us are fast learners, some want to help....There's only a fraction that is willing to challenge us back...but others just think of us as rebels and rude students. IRONIC!!!

This is only the small picture...

THINK BIGGER...