That's just another way to put it because the farmer can't plant on uncleared land

That is just it

This hardly happens though, but if it happens. It's the fault of the person in charge because there's going to be an evidence that the person sat for the exam. Because such person will sing in, also sign

Of course. Preparation gives birth to all. It's the foundation. If someone isn't prepared and grace, luck and opportunity comes then it's zero for such person

This is just the real of life. Some will say who doesn't know where his mates are making it will just be working for nothing

When grace, luck and opportunity jam for T junction

Yeah! And you know we might be working hard but in the wrong direction, sometimes, that happens too

Yes.... mostly in my school exams back then. I studied hard because I don't want to go around begging any lecturer.

Some things just takes special grace to work out. While some just needs little grace....

One thing I later realised is that “work hard and people will notice” isn't always true. You can work incredibly hard and still be overlooked if you don't know how to communicate your value or put yourself

To be sincere, I feel that advice was incomplete, not completely false though, but they just gave us half then. School and hard work can open doors, but they don't guarantee that life will work out. Timing,

Have you ever had a difficult experience in your past that you tried hard to move on from or keep hidden, only to realize later that it actually prepared you for something you had to face? Sometimes the

Exactly! This is also my stand. Their humanity should not be taken away

I agree. If the goal of imprisonment is partly to protect society and prepare people to return to it, then ignoring their health doesn't make much sense

That's a major point. If someone leaves prison physically or mentally worse than when they entered, society may eventually have to deal with the consequences

That's probably the distinction people need to make. Accountability and cruelty aren't the same thing.

Definitely not. There's a difference between humane healthcare and making imprisonment comfortable. The punishment can remain intact while basic medical needs are addressed

Yupyup. Human rights become complicated when we make them conditional on whether we personally like someone

And that can become dangerous because if we decide some people don't deserve basic care, where exactly do we draw the line?

That's where I draw the line too. Justice should determine the person's sentence, while healthcare should respond to their medical needs