Be fair enough

Philippines of today had embarked the Janet-Lim Napoles tales and more of its
kind. Likewise, imprisonment is on the back of their heads which make them suffice the
damage that has been done.
Looking at the scene closely, personalities and celebrities happen to acquire a
more conducive penology. Napoles have her bodyguards secured with Philippine
National Police. Deniece Cornejo, the untrue rape victim, was allowed to celebrate a
birthday with a sumptuous party. Partylist Representatives Samuel D. Pagdilao, Rodel
Batocabe and Christopher Co even filed a bill regarding high profile crime detention
center under the Bureau of Correction onto the Congress. This bill seeks to create a
separate detention for those who are condemned with the pork barrel scam.
Atty. Argee Guevarra termed this bill unconstitutional for this builds a
division among the rich and the poor. If their main purpose is to produce better
detention facilities then they are free to generate: not for special purposes but for the
country, in general. They should take focus on the construction of more improved penal
institutions rather than staying on the scammers side.
The latter discussion only serves as an eye-opener for us, Filipinos. There is a
need for us to understand that equality must be raised at all instant. There is no time to
be blind with greed and selfishness. Moreover, there is a place for us to erase
discrimination and embrace a united nation.
Say goodbye to the thoughts of unrighteousness. Say hello on being fair and just
to the common people, for the common good. ***