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What's in a dog really?

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By AlatiphA - July 30, 2013

What’s in a country where lives are worth nothing? What’s in a country where the leaders are busy fighting each other for the recent and perhaps the next general elections and care nothing about the citizenry?

We move on as if nothing really happened? What’s in a country where socio-economic conditions have made young men and women easy prey to the machinations of religious bigots and politicians?

Our dignity has been trashed, and our lives, well, our lives, are they worth more than the lives of dogs?

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