Country full of thieves
Is this a country full of thieves or what?!Just for this month alone, my circle of friends / relatives including myself have witnessed not only 2 but a total of 5 crimes! 4 out of 5 are theft. It's alarming when most of it happened on the jeep's route on my way home. The infamous crime site is the highway that connects mabolo to p del rosario (basta padung sa san carlos main). My goodness! It's the same route I take every night. 03L.
I'm very thankful that nothing bad happened to me. I mean... it could have been me! =X What happened a few minutes ago was a guy in sleeveless orange shirt in his twenties suddenly hopped on to the jeep just before the traffic light went green. He sat on to the edge of the same seat, right next to a guy listening to mp3s (probably on his cellphone). Then the guy that just got in suddenly talked to the guy on the headphones. I was like waaaah? Do they know each other? Cause I got a gut feeling that the guy in orange was bugoy. And so seconds after that, he stopped the jeep and went down. When I glanced at the guy with the headphones, it was no longer plugged onto his cellphone, it was just hanging there. Then people on the jeep started to realize that that was a hold-up...
What's wrong with these low lives?! If only they could read this post and realize that its hard to earn money to buy those things. It takes us months to save and they steal it in just mere seconds.
Times like these makes me want to bring Mao Ze Dong back to life and to the Phils and let him eradicate these loathesome creatures. Sharo d matagam.
posted by Tsubaki @ 7:16 PM
1 Comments:
oh so so true... as days pass i keep on wondering how you can continue on walking there on your own. I cant ever stop to think the things that are happenning there each day. Is it not possible to go home with someone accompanying you? Then you can reduce the lowlives' chances to target you.
Please take care always.
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