Fighting for the Poor the reality

Conscience is certainly more important in motivating people than the gaining of wealth, fame, and power. The choice between right and wrong can be hard when one has to make difficult decision. One's conscience is greatly influenced by upbringing and moral values. Therefore, most people would choose to follow their conscience, to do what is right, no matter what the outcome may be. To do what is right provides people with a happiness that does not go away. On the other hand, money and fame only provide temporary happiness, more than likely, bring more pain than happiness. Conscience dominate over money, fame, and power since it gives more powerful motivator , its like a fight between heart and mind.. but at many times and places only money wins..

They are poor people and every poor person in the society who is uneducated lives his life struggling between conscience and money.. they are suppressed badly by the rich people and even if they come out of teh suppression somehow , they are killed..

Originally posted by: shruthiravi

Yes Gayatri. Conscience will work. But you have to show results with conscience over and above money. It's a real hard task. That's why I said the selfless love when it comes the relations becomes stronger and only that can bring the change. I hope CVs bring out the journey beautifully.

Originally posted by: docdocgo

You summed up very well shruthi.

It is very normal for the moral compass of even the very learned and idealists to fidget in scenarios like this.

When you know everyone is selfish and a lot of times people you are fighting for are responsible for their scenarios.

You know they can turn their backs on you.

Your family can be in danger from the big political and financial powers while trying to save other families.

Your life,your self respect and reputation that has been built over years can be shattered in seconds .

That is why we see a lot of IAS officers committing suicides and many more resigning.

What happens more commonly in that very few in the society even care about the issues plaguing the society,even fewer even take the steps or careers which would lead them to confront these evils on day to day basis.

We as a society turn blind eye and refuse to accept things upfront.

When IAS officers and others in services like justice,law and medicine are penalised in made up Crimes and undergo media trials, people are ready to point fingers and criticize but nobody would want to be in their position if they know the ground reality of things operate at ground level.

Would you want the title of being an IAS officer if you are framed in the land mafia case and your family is under threat .

It is easier to work hard in jobs where you are sure of being paid a monthly income without risk to your family or life.

But at least as a society. we need to be more aware of how things operate in our country.We worship movie actors and take law for granted.Justice depends on what you can prove.And the rich have their ways of putting money into things in order to prove what they want to prove and stiffle the other side.