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Do We Really Hate the System—Or Just Hate Being Left Out?
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71 days ago
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https://konnect.com.ng/thread/the-people-who-doubted-you-will-ask-how-you-did-it/1091/
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Hmmm,I just reasoned that I am in this kind of position now
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I think we are just mad we don't benefit from it, but just won't acknowledge it.
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everyone should know that you have to work for yourself no matter it takes
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71 days agoWe all love to talk about how messed up the system is—bad government, corruption, unfair opportunities, all of that. But here’s something I’ve been thinking about: do we actually hate the system, or are we just mad because we’re not the ones benefiting from it?
Honestly, if most of us were getting the same perks and privileges as the people we complain about, would we still care as much? Probably not. We’d either keep quiet or only speak up when someone else seems to be getting more than us.
That’s what it really comes down to—we’re not always mad at the corruption itself. We’re mad because we’re not in on it. And the moment someone starts benefiting from the system, they stop worrying about the people who aren’t.
At the end of the day, it feels like everyone’s just fighting for themselves, not for fairness or for everyone else.