Article #64 April 29, 2022

Disclaimer: Trigger Warning!!!!

It is a sensitive topic,therefore please do not read it if you are not yet ready or if you are sensitive to violent events.

Some of you may have seen the news about the 7-year-old boy who was beaten by his drug-addicted father. I watched it last night and felt goosebumps, and I can still feel my wrath for the father. If you want to watch it, I'll put the link below, but be warned: it's not pleasant to watch; you'll surely feel furious and sad at the same time.

Here's the video link: https://fb.watch/cHl1NaYsmi/

This is a picture of the little boy who had been beaten severely. I used the face emoji out of respect for the little child and to prevent displaying the minor's face. If you don't want to watch the video, I'll try to explain it to you. The video is a CCTV footage from the neighborhood, and you can plainly see how the father lifts the child and throws him down the hallway. People were stunned by the occurrence and did nothing since the father appeared to be mentally unstable. He continues to throw his son, as if he is just playing basketball and the ball is his son.

I'm trying to write a respectable article on this, and I want to curse the father, but I'm not going to.

The 7-year-old boy did not survive and died in the hospital, according to the report. His body is not strong enough to endure the traumatic events of his life, and I pity him. The father died inside the jail, according to the news. He was beaten up by a bystanders in their neighborhood and attacked again inside the jail, which led to his death. I saw a lot of people commenting that the child doesn't deserve that sort of life and that he should find a nice parent who would not treat him like way in the next life. People are furious at the child's father; some argue that he should not be executed quickly and should be able to feel his anguish while in prison, while others argue that he deserved to die and go to hell.

One thing that continues to bother me.

According to the father's sister's post, he was kind to his family, including his siblings, and was only like way until he began using illegal drugs. Now, what bothers me about what she mentioned is that before he became addicted to drugs, they were aware that the father was doing drugs. So they are aware that their brother is a drug addict, but they do nothing about it? I'm not blaming anybody but the father, but I can't help but wonder how others tolerated the guy even though they knew it was a terrible aspect.

Drugs are illegal, and I hope that we can uncover the underlying causes of their production in order to reduce crime in the Philippines. Isn't it frightening how children suffer as a result of the cruel treatment they receive from their drug-addicted parents? Sure, we're all against it, and I'm hoping that if we find someone using drugs, even in our own family, we'll report them to the police. Really, I'm worried about our children's future.

My message to the 7-year-old boy

Hello, little boy. I'm sorry for all you've gone through with your father. You've gone through a lot, and I'm certain you're in a better place now. You have now entered the presence of your true Father, Our Lord God. In your next life, I hope you have decent and lovely parents, particularly a father. I am sorry for the difficulties you have faced in this terrible life. Our Little Rockstar, soar high.

My message to the father

You are unworthy of the people's respect. I hope you could spend eternity in Hell because you have no place in Heaven. Although I am not a Lord, you do not deserve Heaven. You cannot use your addiction as an excuse to conduct that act, especially against your kid. What type of creature are you? Even the animals cannot accept you as one of your kind. Grr!

Author's Note

That's all, people. I apologize for bringing it up here. I simply wanted to make you aware of these happenings since they are rather disturbing, and children are the victims in this case. I sincerely hope that the world does not go too far and that crime is no longer considered a sin. It's quite concerning.

Pictures and lead images were taken from facebook and unplash.