in a nutshell..

This semester has been such a rush and I am starting to feel sick in my stomach. My exam is in 4 weeks time and I have to start catching up on heaps of law readings which I have deserted over the past weeks due to the dramatic change of events in my life. Studying law is indeed the biggest mistake I ever make in my life. I’m too lazy to qualify as a law student. The amount of work that I have put in thus far will make any reasonable law student petrified and anxious. Believe me the coming exams will lead me to sleepless nights all over again. Shit, law is disgusting. I am seriously starting to question the basic rationale of law. We don’t need lawyers all we need are law abiding citizens with a conscious awareness of themselves and society. Yet again I am seriously kidding myself when I say we don’t need lawyers, I will put millions of lawyers all over the world out of a job. Maybe we should all join union and have something to live for, less work more pay. Wasted my afternoon at NUS law school listening to such a boring lecture on evidence.. It’s a wonder to me why there is even a law school in the republic considering that the lecture seemed to be nothing but full of the government’s policy. It seems so robotic; the students remain expressionless as they type furiously away on their laptops and mind you copying word for word what the lecturer was saying. My jaw dropped when the professor started rattling on about a constitution in Singapore and how human rights are enshrined in that book. I DIDN’T EVEN KNOW THAT A CONSTITUTION EXISTS IN SG!!!!!!! We are all in no position to be talking about human rights when we are abusing the whole bloody notion of that subject. Sometimes we need to see things in perspective and I’m glad that the younger generation in Singapore are rising to the occasion. The younger generation will indeed make a difference to the Republic.