One should never judge another person’s professionalism.
Unless they become drug overlords or smuggle beautiful white Sundanese females,
then basically they’re doing fine. Even lawyers who represent alleged
corrupters shouldn’t be deemed as the Devil’s apprentice because, let’s face
it, they’re not sentenced yet and therefore aren’t ‘guilty’.
So what right does one have to judge others’ way of earning
a living? None. Even if that One has different political views from the judged
person? Of course.
Hypothetically speaking, if I were to pledge myself
supporting Faisal Basri –hypothetical because I won’t be choosing. Not a
Jakartan- then I won’t have any right claiming that Iman is a political whore
merely because he give strategies –the type of strategies are including but not
limited to, let’s say, hypothetically speaking, social media- to Alex Noerdin, Nono
Sampono, or even Bang Foke just because I don’t like those three names.
Should I belittle him as a lesser being personally, maybe.
But to pass judgments, failed judgments, as to how he works are just
horrendous. The man is merely being a professional, and I, while continuously
giving him harsh judgments, am becoming the belittled person I curse Iman as.
Iman should not take my so-called idealism into heart,
because he will also drown in the boggled mind that I am in. Instead, befriend
me as he always has and show me who the bigger person is.
Of course, if that last sentence were to happen, it would be
the other way around.
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