From the blog, Living in a Perfect World
Manipulation — part 2
Many people steal, rob, and manipulate to get by. That is just the nature of prison. We are just victims of our environment. To most people who live outside, we deserve everything we get because ” let’s face it, we are criminals”. . I mean we are different aren’t we? Then again, maybe we are all the same.
Aren’t our prisons just a reflection of our society’s biggest flaws ? In reality, a chin is only as strong as its’ weakest link . The problem isn’t truly crime and criminals. The real problem is the necessities and traits that create crime and criminals. The real problem is poverty. We can’t just lock everyone up and hope they are rehabilitating themselves. We have to help them. We have to realize that prisoners are no different than citizens. We all lie, manipulate and steal to a certain degree. If your survival depended on how well you could manipulate another human being, you would become very good at it.
People sell drugs to feed their families. In return, addicts lie, cheat and steal to feed their addiction. These problems no longer belong to criminals alone. They belong to us all as one nation as one world. Our culture is falling apart because we have become so selfish and insecure that we would build our lives on the failures of others. . We take advantage of each other. I am a criminal, but the guy on Wall Street who just embezzled 2 billion dollars is a hero. We hurt each other everyday and our children see us do it. What do you think they will do when given the chance?
As a nation, we can fix this, but we need to stop looking at what everyone else is doing wrong and start looking in the mirror. I have accepted responsibility for my actions and I am doing my best to steer my ever-changing life in a better direction.
What about you?
Jeheshua
What’s your “perfect world”?
LPW.
Stevie Wilson, LA-Story.com
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