The same applies to every person born within the jurisdiction of Guyana, and by extension others who have taken the oath of citizenship to this beloved land. No other nation on the face of this earth owes me the obligation of protection like Guyana. It is a part of my innate and constitutional right to express myself in a responsible way on matters of concern or contribution to the development of Guyana and the preservation of its sovereignty. I invariably attach my name to every missive I post. Why aren’t the rights of some of our citizens being respected? Why are a selected few being allowed to continually get away with irresponsible acts which violate the rights of other citizens? What will happen if we all decide to violate each other simultaneously because those bestowed with ensuring civility do not act in timely or responsible manners to deter the perpetrators? I know how much restraint it takes to resist the temptation to respond in similar irresponsible ways. I know how it feels to endure such horrible experiences. Several posts have also been made over the past year by a gentleman named Malcolm Harripaul regarding a similar situation where he lives in Region Three. The writer still seems to be in a traumatic state and is equally petrified to the point of seeking anonymity. Reference is made to a letter captioned ‘Noise nuisance is killing me’ in the Maedition of the Guyana Chronicle Newspaper, which was submitted by “A distraught senior citizen”. It is an opportunity for them to improve their competence, trust, and ultimately add to making life livable and a good one in Guyana. It is not the responsibility of those bestowed with public trust to take umbrage or become unduly defensive when faced with realities by those they are obliged to serve.
It is our collective expectation that those to whom the matters relate will take responsibility and act towards ensuring that being Guyanese becomes the envy of every other nation on earth. Let not your heart be troubled All the peace and favour of the world cannot calm a troubled heart but where the peace is that Christ gives, all the trouble add disquiet of the world cannot disturb it. So I, like many others by way of writing, am exercising one of those constitutional rights. Those responsibilities ought to transcend personal feelings or partisan political positions, and contribute towards the stability and progressive development of this Cooperative Republic. That constitution addresses almost every aspect regarding the fundamental rights of citizens and the responsibility of those entrusted with upholding Guyana’s constitution. The state embraces and is obligated to abide by this nation’s constitution.
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