In this life second chances are rare. Many people are seeking for another chance, either because they messed up in the past or made a mistake. Some get that second chance to prove that they deserved it and some get another chance and mess it up again. Some are grateful and some are ungrateful but, however, was the second, third or fourth chance meaningful? Are second chances meant in this life? It’s guaranteed that second chances are not leaving this life; second chances are needed in this life.
People in jail, for example, are rarely given a second chance. They could be fully changed for the best, but society is not going to give an ex convict a chance because of their past. It is harder for an ex convict to find a job rather than anyone else. Unfortunately, the unemployment rates for ex convicts are 25-40%. According to Alexander Hamilton, “unemployment rates are key factors in recidivism.”
On the other hand, it is understandable why ex convicts are unemployed; some were murderers, robbers, and rapists. Entrepreneurs and managers have to do what is best for the business, employees, and customers. However, do the criminals bad ways exclude for what the employees did in their past? Are all employees saints? “He who has without sin let him cast the first stone.” This means that everyone in the business or company are not all innocent and proves that criminals and other people need second chances.
To conclude, people are given second, third, and fourth chances in this world. Does that mean they deserved it? It depends on whether they really deserved it and proved they need a second chance. Chances are not given to you its earned.