Re: Strong Characters and Autonomy of Decision making
^ Faudia Bhia, i agree with what you said, in its context, yet i find this logic to be self deceitful in case of people who are confusing or remain confused to confuse other people. the intentions, motives and moral judgements of the people who take the loop hole of this logic, justify rebuking others by making this statement, that it was for the benefit of others how ever all along, they could care less about these same people's wellfare.
in that case, such people are of no where - neither true to themselves nor to those whom they make their alibi.
which is why, assuming personal responsibility as anadult woman or man, is crucial . i can see life and death situations, where one could argue that for the benefit of the weak and the vulnerable, a sacrifice of one' time, person and resources is to be made. but to expect the same generosity at the expense of
undermining another person, is shameful.
and doing so in a coward, selfish and immature manner is far from justified or sane.
what do you think?
Dushwari