WHAT IF- BY BRIGHT

Elder Solomon was an arbitrator between two village men Mr. Taiwo and engineer Bayo. Taiwo said Bayo was heartless, he has 99 cows in his ranch, yet still battling brutally to snatch the only one he owns. 

The wise man immediately went emotional, he thought of how unfair the wealthy engineer was. Just like you're thinking, I did the same also. But, do you know that it is totally wrong to create any ill thought of engineer Bayo without hearing his own point of argument too?

WHAT IF Mr. Taiwo acquired the one from him illegally?

WHAT IF a previous agreement demands the legal withdrawal of the cow? 

WHAT IF the fairest thing to do in this case is to collect the one cow for the engineers and even punish Taiwo? 

WHAT IF it's not wrong for Bayo to demand the only one Taiwo has got? 

As far as justice is concerned, if you haven't answered all the "WHAT IFs", better you had pend your judgment till you see things more clearly. Sometimes it's not about the one who suffers the most pain but the one who has the more RIGHT.  If we want to view matters with the human kind eye, we may see things totally the wrong way. 

Be neutral before hearing from a dispute and don't decide anything with emotions. Sometimes the one who is bleeding badly needs to be tortured more! 

BRIGHT ✍️