Maybe I am just a whiney little brat but the decision fatigue I experience as a result of practicing law day in and day out is unmatched. Like by the time I hit my front door I feel like I’m going to shatter into a million pieces if I have to make one more choice.
*Something remotely math related is mentioned around lawyers*
Nobody:
Not a person:
Not a single person:
“Well I went to law school, not…..math school!” - a lawyer
All of the lawyers:
Being a lawyer is all fun and games until someone you have not seen since middle school expects you to know a specific area of the law you do not practice in.
Like sorry John, I can barely remember what I had for breakfast much less answer a question about secured transactions.
i stay at the club til close. compliment the dj (great set) she says come to this afterparty. i say lemme get something to eat and see how i feel. i'd only had soylent, coffee, a martini, wine, and beer. i hit a halal spot. lamb over rice. wait for my order. as soon as it's ready
Thanks to ChatGPT, people that use “didn’t knew” in their statements verbally are now profusely using words like “instrumental” and “unwavering” in their written language.
@imosingh you are a part of the ruling party. Your father in law is the CM. STOP this drama on social media. Go speak to him LIKE A MAN and fight for the students if you care.
The cold-blooded murder of the two teens, a girl and a boy, who went missing since the first week of July, is deeply hurtful and makes me angry while still being aware of the other tragic events.
But to me, this tragedy does not merely speak of the unprecedented violence that has befallen Manipur. It primarily tells me of the culpability of the Indian State, and bankruptcy of leadership.
And secondarily, it also comes as a reminder of two things: First, the pathetic and pretentious 'liberal' and 'feminist' posturings of those busy bodies who had done enough to fuel the conflict by their self-seeking and partisan postures.Their hands are stained with the bloods of not only these two teens but also other victims of this tragedy. Unlike some who seem to be longing for their voice, their recent silence does not surprise me at all and I am least concerned about their 'voice'.
Second, the silence punctuated by condemnable whataboutery of some of the Kuki elites on heinous crimes committed on the Meiteis. Sad as it is, to think of it, how often have you heard Kuki elites - politicians, academics, pastors etc - asking for the violence to end since the very beginning?
Whatever be the case, genuine peace must return in the state, sooner than later.
#manipurvoilence
#ManipurFightsBack #Manipur_Violence
#Teen_Murder_Manipur
#ManipurGenocide
#ManipurCrisis