Guys welcome back to my blog and this is week 242 episode 2. Free Will.

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When I was still a little girl I was thought in school during civic education that we have human rights. Rights to speaking, rights to life, right to join any association of your choice, right to own properties, right to movement. Hahaha 😂 can you see that all of these is not correct? Or maybe not true. Do we really have right to live? I can't see that anymore. Do we have right to speak? I don't think it still exist.
All the rights today that I see is the right for the government of the day to do as the want. Of course no one will ask any questions. If you try it you will not live to tell the story. Most people who tried to use their rights in my country are either dead or imprisoned. This is the reality today. No more rights.
Doing as you want is at your own risk especially in my country Nigeria. After doing as you want you will face the consequences and people are afraid of that nowadays. Today I see people who are capable of saying the truth but they can't because they are afraid of what will come after it. You can say the truth today and tomorrow join your ancestors. Is not a joke. Am very serious.
THE PERCEIVED CONSEQUENCES OF OUR FREE WILL
Just like the topic suggest that most people today don't like using their rights anymore because of what lie ahead. When you know that if you talk about the present government today, tomorrow you will be a dead man, will you still go ahead to talk? Maybe I should allow you to answer that question. But majority of us will not want to talk because we love our lives. No one will pretend not to care when he or she understands that if we do this it will cost our lives. But I have seen some people who laid down their lives for the sake of saying the truth or using their free will when doing something. Some people don't even care about life or death.
Maybe looking at the way the world is going now one can decide to stay by what is right kick against the wrong done in the society and face the consequences. We have become so afraid of death that we now live like dead men in the society. Looking at the life of those who live before us that died for the truth I am challenged to do the right thing and dam the consequences. Someone once said that all die na die. Yes. I totally agree with that. Wether we die in the hospital or on the road or in the prison or even in London or India. Death is death. No one if greater than the other one. If one dies the chapter is closed. And we all are waiting for the same thing.
This is my little contribution to the topic for this episode