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Blogs > rm_19harley86 > Harley-Davidson Drive

Think about it  

rm_19harley86 74M
40489 posts
7/9/2011 6:22 pm

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7/13/2011 11:20 am
Think about it

If you ever shit/lied/cheated/scammed etc.everybody knows how/who you are,,,but be honest and really wanna help,very few hear/see how good of a person you are Do you think people are just use to being messed over in some way?
---------------------Dennis US ARMY (RETIRED) AND YOUR FRIEND I never mean to offend(blog or comment) anyone ,If I do contact me please. Please check out my blog Harley-Davidson Drive(19harley86)
the_stray_cat 68F
4638 posts
7/10/2011 7:36 am

 You talking government and corporate interests? Yeah. Yeah, we are.
Peace and love is where it's at.


rm_19harley86 74M
45446 posts
7/10/2011 8:29 am
    Quoting the_stray_cat:
    You talking government and corporate interests? Yeah. Yeah, we are.
I'm talking about any one(any corp.or govt.)
---------------------Dennis US ARMY (RETIRED) AND YOUR FRIEND I never mean to offend(blog or comment) anyone ,If I do contact me please. Please check out my blog Harley-Davidson Drive(19harley86)


rm_ShyUTGal 64F
11101 posts
7/10/2011 4:01 pm
Are people just used to being messed over? In America I'd say yeah. Most of us wouldn't trust the next person as far as we could throw them. It's just the way of the world right now, sad as that is. And that's just my opinion. I BET there are lots of folks who see only good in people and trust them until they are given good reason not to trust.


rm_19harley86 74M
45446 posts
7/10/2011 6:40 pm
    Quoting rm_ShyUTGal:

    Are people just used to being messed over? In America I'd say yeah. Most of us wouldn't trust the next person as far as we could throw them. It's just the way of the world right now, sad as that is. And that's just my opinion. I BET there are lots of folks who see only good in people and trust them until they are given good reason not to trust.
Well ,I'm proud to be trust worthy to ALL people.
---------------------Dennis US ARMY (RETIRED) AND YOUR FRIEND I never mean to offend(blog or comment) anyone ,If I do contact me please. Please check out my blog Harley-Davidson Drive(19harley86)


rm_kelidgh 61F
15971 posts
7/13/2011 10:40 am

 I think that honest is always the best option - but I also think that many people feel like they can't be honest with their feelings or opinions - because they aren't confident enough in themselves and rely on being "appreciated" and "admired" far more then they rely on their own character.

It's a "common thread" to have a general outrage that follows a tale of being "abused". It validates the "moral outrage" that is expected in society - without requiring that you actually hold those feelings or thoughts.

It's sad that we are getting inured to the misuses of trust - but since often we are complaining about the little things - and fussing over the minor issues - we tend to be all depleted of cranky when the real need for outrage arrives. Or - the issue is of such long standing and complex that there is a hopeless feeling you get when you try to tackle it - just finding one area to attack is often overwhelming.



~ [blog kelidgh]~ I am, indeed


rm_19harley86 74M
45446 posts
7/13/2011 11:20 am
    Quoting rm_kelidgh:
    I think that honest is always the best option - but I also think that many people feel like they can't be honest with their feelings or opinions - because they aren't confident enough in themselves and rely on being "appreciated" and "admired" far more then they rely on their own character.

    It's a "common thread" to have a general outrage that follows a tale of being "abused". It validates the "moral outrage" that is expected in society - without requiring that you actually hold those feelings or thoughts.

    It's sad that we are getting inured to the misuses of trust - but since often we are complaining about the little things - and fussing over the minor issues - we tend to be all depleted of cranky when the real need for outrage arrives. Or - the issue is of such long standing and complex that there is a hopeless feeling you get when you try to tackle it - just finding one area to attack is often overwhelming.

You are VERY smart
---------------------Dennis US ARMY (RETIRED) AND YOUR FRIEND I never mean to offend(blog or comment) anyone ,If I do contact me please. Please check out my blog Harley-Davidson Drive(19harley86)


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