ATENEO DE NAGA UNIVERSITY

COLLEGE DEPARTMENT
S/Y 2021-2022

NSTP101. N15Ar

PARALLELISM
WITH THE ACTUAL
PHILIPPINE
SITUATION
(Individual Activity)

Submitted to:
RENEE E. SARIO
NSTP Instructor

Submitted by:
SHARMIN B. REULA
 Is it possible for us to be good or evil? One enquiry that
discloses the genuine identify of a person. Making mistakes is
unavoidable. God is merciful, but he is unable to stop evil. Loss
and gain, fame and acclaim, praise and criticism, joy and agony,
injustices and murders are all transient aspects of human life
that are vulnerable to change. We're all aware that if we keep
doing these things, we're doomed. We were caught in the evil's
trap. Are we to blame for the existence of evil? Who are we to
blame evilness for everything we've done wrong, even if we've
been given permission, been tested, and aren't under anyone's
control in the first place? All I have to say is that you must
have permission to perform the act, you must understand the
obligation, and you must be accountable in all you do. We are
screwed in this moment, whether we like it or not. The
Philippines is in a negative situation. So are we. 
With the exception of the favorites, who were allowed to
continue their morning parties, those who did not follow the
government's regulations were imprisoned to feed the hungry
drivers and the homeless. This is really worrying, as it is one
of the Philippines' problems. Those in positions of power are
manipulating us. For instance, despite the fact that there was
sufficient evidence in the case of an off-duty police officer
killing a mother and son, the officer's trial to be convicted
took a long time. The prosecutions have been slow, despite the
fact that there is extremely direct proof (actual footage of the
crimes). The right to life of people in positions of authority is
self-evident. Those who have the financial means to have their
activities shut down must be free. Those in positions to
safeguard the government have the right to live, even if
individuals have been cruelly slain. To begin with, killing is a
sin. But why are some of us so willing to destroy a person? Is
there any semblance of a conscience left in you? If you want to
kill someone, make sure you kill yourself first so no one else
suffers. I'm not advising you to murder yourself or anyone else,
but I am advising you not to kill anyone. You don't have the
power to murder.
We need to persuade the 111 million Filipinos to protect our
countries not through force, but through love for the country. We
need leaders who will make better decisions and will not lie to
us as in the past. Who has profited from our ignorance? Who kept
us in the dark and keeps us out of it? After all, it's upsetting
to see good people suffer, but it's much more upsetting to see
terrible people have a wonderful time. Because God is sovereign,
I believe that whatever occurs was at least permitted by Him, if
not directly caused by Him. People's losses and sufferings, good
or bad, are only a room of shadows since, at the end of the day,
we may never know that real life hasn't begun. It isn't the end,
and I am convinced of that. If I've been pardoned for all the
wrongdoings I've done, you, too, have been forgiven. You deserve
to be forgiven, and I believe you still have a conscience. Change
must begin with yourself.