Be Wary Of Many Fools, Their Power Is Beyond Measure

KEY POINTS
Fools never want to learn. Never want someone else to win. They fear competition. And instead of them being better, they will declare war on anyone who tries to outsmart them.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
How do you handle fools? One, you ignore them. If on social media, you block them. You let them continue with their foolishness. Do not let them infect you. Two, run when you see them. Do not engage them.
There are so many fools around. Some are in suits. Some are in tatters. Some in trousers. Some in shorts. Some in smiles. Some frowning. Fools. Fools all over. The worst is the fools around are more than the intelligent, making it hard to tell.
The fools in this country are very powerful. They say when many fools come together, never underestimate their power. They are o powerful and so many that they elect presidents, governors, and MPs among others. Fools are powerful.
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There are fools in virtually every sector. There are fools in tech, fools in education, fools in public and private sectors, fools in church, fools in schools, and fools everywhere. And social media has those who break records in being fools within and without.
Fools are always right. What they say stands and what they believe is final. You cannot counter them. Fools believe that they have a monopoly on information. That what they do shines and supersedes whatever anyone else does. They are fools.
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Fools form groups. Because together, like sheep, they believe they will become wiser. They will trash any contrary opinion. Come together as an association of fools to attack anyone who tries to counter them. They insult a stranger and ask questions later. Fools.
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Fools never want to learn. Never want someone else to win. They fear competition. And instead of them being better, they will declare war on anyone who tries to outsmart them. They will even attack this article saying it is attacking them directly. They will be right though.
How do you handle fools? One, you ignore them. If on social media, you block them. You let them continue with their foolishness. Do not let them infect you. Two, run when you see them. Do not engage them. You might look foolish too. Run when you see them. Three, do not reply to them when they open their mouths. You do that, and you give them mileage. Leave your rants below this story.
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About Juma
Juma is an enthusiastic journalist who believes that journalism has power to change the world either negatively or positively depending on how one uses it.(020) 528 0222 or Email: info@sokodirectory.com
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