Knowing when to hold back


A LITTLE over a week ago, two incidents took place – one globally and one locally, that questioned the levels of people’s sanity and mental health.

One would think that with every bad move we make and with the existence of social media that places us under an unpleasant light because of those indiscretions, people would really reconsider flying off their rockers in a fit of rage.

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