Brazilians issues
Today as the most of the days I woke up and opened the news. I amazed myself as soon as I read the headline that says "56 killed, many beheaded, in grisly Brazil prison riot".
This episode has left at least 56 people dead with some bodies decapitated and burned.
When I stopped to mulling it over I realized how it is insane. Brazilians have been celebrating a New Year although issues are the same of the 40 years ago.
For me, and I believe for a ton of people, this problem can be solved with something so obvious. A resource called "education"
I made my high school in a public school and for me, a person that used to study in private schools it was a shocking.
Nowadays I am able to see that we were educated to be a fool. There were countless times that we went to school and we did not have a class because of the teacher did not go. Instead of criticized what was happening with the head of the school we always celebrated it because that meant that we were going to back to home earlier or at least we are going to play soccer instead of having class. In each celebration as we do not have class or a teacher to teach us, we were jeopardized ourselves and our future even without knowing that.
Another situation that still happens frequently is some students go to school only to be able to eat something. This sort of situation appears chiefly at the elementary and middle school. So, how to be full of hungry of dreams when you are always hungry?
How can a child strike a feat if they are teaching to celebrating when they do not have classes or how to stop to thinking how to achieve something good for the future when they are always famine?
Steve Jobs needs to forgive me but his famous quote "Stay hungry. Stay foolish" has been not working well to my country.
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Thank you for your comment, Francis. I know that. I tried to do a "trick" or joke with Steve Jobs quote.
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Sorry to hear about the terrible news.
I'd just like to mention that 'Stay hungry' in the Steve Jobs' quote means 'Never be satisfied'. It doesn't mean stay hungry in the literal sense :)
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