With each rule, there is an exception? | Characteristics

If there is anyone who watches helplessly, frustrated by the indiscipline and anarchy that is shaking up our company without mercy, you are not alone. And what do you think of a recent defense before the camera of a legislator when he said that for every rule, there was an exception? Shocked? You are certainly not alone.

The legislator's vehicle had been stopped by the police for breaking the rules of the road, as some might have seen in video. Indeed, the police made numerous arrests that day for various road traffic offenses. When asked about his driver, the legislator did not seem very happy to say that he rushed for an 8-hour Parliament meeting and was therefore badigned to a national mission. He went on to add that for each rule there was an exception that the police should let him go.

While it is true that there is an exception to every rule, there is no doubt that this interpretation has fueled the degree of lawlessness and impunity in this country which is so beautiful though . The seemingly anarchic acts that are practiced religiously, almost as part of our daily lives, have no limits.

It is common, especially at the weekend, to see green ambulances making their way through the traffic, regardless of the rules of the road and disturbing our peace with their mermaids, as they have corpses on board. Their drivers wrongly have misconceptions that there is an exception to each rule.

A commuter bus driver commonly referred to as "Tro-tro" drives on the side of the road during rush hours, carelessly overtaking the others and forcing pedestrians to leave the secondary road simply because of the fact that they are not allowed. it has at least fifteen pbadengers on board who have to get to work in time for various national missions. Should such a driver continue to drive imprudently, because there is an exception to every rule?

Commercial motorcyclists or "Okada" pilots terrorize drivers on our roads with their negligence. They jump red lights as if it was the normal thing to do. They flip the mirrors of law-abiding drivers, knock down pedestrians and even bypbad some without stopping. Should it be said that because they allow commuters to get to work quickly on foot and that they sometimes transport sick people to the hospital, are they good at relieving themselves of their obligations?

Act to ourselves

We have become a law for ourselves, even to the extent that we can throw trash into the nearest open pit, because for every rule there is an exception? And when the rains fall, the same muffled drains bring us dirt and our neighborhoods are flooded and wreak havoc.

People defecate in the open air, in the sewers, along our beautiful beaches and in the shrubs, as there was no badembly bylaw on defecation in the open air. Urinating indiscriminately has become too common for comfort. Sometimes, as early as 6 am, some drivers tidied their vehicles on the side of the road to urinate as they did not come from home.

Because for every rule there is an exception, churches, prayer centers and mosques have been located practically behind the windows of people's rooms. No matter what the laws are about noise pollution, at odd hours, day or night, prayers accompanied by voices, singing and percussion with amplifiers to the highest degree make sleep or rest impossible for people in communities . Yet, the Bible, which some of them cite heartily, mentions that "everything is allowed but everything is not beneficial".

Did we leave illegal mining intact for years because of its exception to the rule even though it was called "illegal" until we woke up one morning to see the damage to our water plans and the environment as a whole? Street hawking shone with our efforts to build beautiful towns and villages. In addition to being desperate, they end up throwing trash in our streets and our ritual streets. Do we leave them intact because hawking is a form of income generation for some and the exception to the rule must therefore apply?

What is wrong is wrong and it has been said time and time again that the law is not acceptable to anyone. Since laws are established to regulate behavior in societies and establish peace and order, even if it depends on us as citizens, we should abide by the rules in order to facilitate a much more beautiful and respectful country. of the law. All things can be allowed but not all things are good.