Isn't it Funny?

Isn't it funny how you will seldom ( even rarely ) see actual law students / law practitioners broadcast their opinions on law / political issues via twitter or status updates? While a lot of non-law people can be found flaunting their oh-so-serious thoughts in their tweets / facebook status updates. Sometimes notes. They type long sentences regarding those and tag everyone in their friend list so they can read it too.

I'm pretty annoyed. So I tweeted this :

It pretty much means, "Shut up, Bitches!" in English. You'll know my mood has taken for the worse if I rant in my native language.

I mean seriously, what are they trying to prove?

I take it as an entertainment most of the times, especially if their statements are off base and not supported by thorough research. Like related policies for example. A lot of the times they hear so-called experts or reporters, read an article or two written by journalists discussing such issues and conclude things in a snap. Or often, make these opinions their own. It's funnier when they use the wrong terms for certain definitions. Not to sound snotty but if you talk about something like you know everything about it, at least use the correct phrases? Those fancy schmancy terms can now be googled easily, no?

If law school teaches me anything at all, it's to keep your pie hole shut if you don't completely understand what you're talking about.*

True story.

Why do you think I blog / write / tweet about h-h-h-h-h-hooooot celebrities a lot?


Heheheheheh.






* Sadly a lot of fellow lawbots haven't really grasped this concept yet for they're still yapping and voicing their maybe-sometimes ridiculous views. But at least a lot of them know better not to use twitter / facebook for this purpose. Blogs and forums are invented for a reason.