What is it that we really need to do now for these so called celebrities to listen or to even stop and think. Not so long ago Mandoza was in the News for all the wrong reasons, Press Zuma, Robert Marawa, Julius Malema, Tiger Woods, Ashley Cole, John Terry just to name a few. One might argue that there is nothing common about al these peole and what they did. Unfortunately I beg to differ, they all represent the same thing CELEBRITYDOM. Today's youngsters look up to these people and think that 'when I grow up I want to be just like that person'. But what these people are doing is to disappoint not only the youth but also themselves. I believe when they grew up they all had goals and dreams and people they looked up to.
I know many people are thinking 'Oh poor Jub Jub, really has bad luck following him', I don't think so, as a person you create your own luck, by the way you do things and act. This so called Jub Jub created his own luck, by 1. Not thinking, 2. Taking alcohol(drugs) 3. Being plain dumb. If you want to be a racer go to the race track, if you want to drink, don't drive the arrive alive campaign says this quiet often and openly enough, If you want to be successful stop and think, strategise. I really miss the days when we had celebrities who calculate their moves very well, whatever they did had a motive and strategy behind it. These days they just do with the hope that someone will always clean up after them.
As for Jub Jub, I don't feel at all sorry for him, the law should take it's own course or otherwise let those pupils do whatever they want with him. Some might say I am insighting violence, but I think that's the only way we can show these people that they are not greater than anyone, they are human just like the rest of us, we also feel the pain that they feel. Imagine how the parents of the dead kids feel, you had high hopes for your child and the next day that child is gone just because somebody did not use their brain that God gave them. Jub Jub must rot in jail.
Or else he will feel the wrath of the People.
