A Person's First Responsibility is a Person’s Self

I don’t think our problem is lack of references to model our solutions on, but pinpointing the problems to fix, if everyone’s as unique as every child’s mother on Mother’s Day - a classic antithesis of growth, because nobody wants to swallow their pride when it comes to accepting their own wrongs.

Apparently, we all want to shape this country as considered necessary, just about as much as we all know we are largely the source of our own problems, yet everybody’s the outlier, because everybody wants to remember and retell events in a light most favourable to them..

That’s why everybody is suggesting “attitudinal change,” but always with somebody else in mind, and everybody has one such usual suspect, inviting the obvious question: how can anybody change when nobody feels flawed?

Now, "Gambian bi defa...” has become the clichéd lead-up to setting a stage from where anybody can venture beyond all bounds of respect and still justify their aggression as just an honest conversation, forgetting that a person's first responsibility is a person’s self, failing which trashes one’s impact.