Responsibility

**Zed** · 25th November 2005, 17:08

Originally Posted by mstriumph

no, no, my friend -- absolutely no need for you to apologise for being a poor communicator .... it will come with practice, the main thing is to just keep trying

NOT interested in an argument with you mstriumph...just disregard what i've said and move on please.

**mstriumph** · 25th November 2005, 17:15

........... but i feel i could learn soooooooo much

i mean - your differentiation between what is responsible and what is not [ie the 2nd para. of my post that you have truncated above] ......... i'd really like to hear you explain it ..........?

no?

ok

**inlinefour** · 25th November 2005, 17:45

We now live in a rights based society where responsibility has been long since forgotten. Also the rights for the individual is also considered, by that individual as more important than either the rights of others or any social responsbility. Therefore we all now live in a world of s#$t and we will all have to take a bite! Very sad, but true. Although I am a firm believer in karma (fate or whatever you wish to call it) that those individuals will eventually get whats coming to them.

**mstriumph** · 25th November 2005, 23:05

oh - i DO so hope so, inlinefour ..................

**scumdog** · 25th November 2005, 23:45

Originally Posted by inlinefour

We now live in a rights based society where responsibility has been long since forgotten. Although I am a firm believer in karma (fate or whatever you wish to call it) that those individuals will eventually get whats coming to them.

Me too - I see it SO much inmy job "not my fault" or "he made me do it" or "they shouldn't have got in my car, they know I've only got a restricted licence"

Kharma? Hell I see it all the time - and I've got true stories that are very kharma related.

**Zed** · 26th November 2005, 08:15

Originally Posted by inlinefour

Although I am a firm believer in karma (fate or whatever you wish to call it) that those individuals will eventually get whats coming to them.

You reap what you sow, whether it be good or bad...it's a universal law that applies to everyone!

**Highlander** · 26th November 2005, 08:32

Originally Posted by Zed

Not at all... be *responsible* (title of thread remember) and learn the do's and don'ts for yourself, they consist of both the written and unwritten rules of the road and motorcycling. Sorry if you don't know what I'm talking about. :spudguita

So where do I find the unwritten rules?