Car of the Day…
I have said it a million times (a bunch anyway!). The kid (offspring
of any age) gets into trouble: Robbery, Rape, murder, drugs etc the parent (usually
the father) is pointed out as WRONG in some way.
I mentioned Billy because it seemed in every new’s conference President
Carter spent much of his time defending or explaining his brother Billy’s
actions. I always wanted to hear Jimmy STATE
EMPHATICALLY, “Billy is my
brother he has NOTHING to do with the presidency, for heaven’s sake! Next
question please!”
WE all know that upbringing and childhood has lasting effects on humans.
There are many exceptions, kids born in abject poverty or with mindboggling
handicaps set their minds and overcome major obstacles. Once a human reaches maturity he becomes or
should become responsible for his actions.
Headlines like:
Donald Trump exploited loopholes
to build a White House rife with nepotism. (true or not they were
appointed)
OR THIS:
Hunter Biden drug addict
given what may as well be a ‘traffic Ticket‘ for felony! (True or not he is not his daddy!)
It seems that government at times MUST find someone to blame for any and
all problems that exist, The problem is
still there, but we know
who to blame. Sherry and I both
worked in D.C. and have seen the government at work. ;-). NOT ALL is bad, but blame is prominent, that
is for sure.
Fact: I supervised 37 gov’t employees, mostly civilian. I found it to be
like normal business. Some were the best workers you could ask for. There were several that did as little as
possible and would always blame their coworkers if something went wrong at
their jobs.
I will say this and KNOW it is true, “It is not impossible to fire a government worker, but
let me tell you it is VERY HARD to NEAR IMPOSSIBLE!”
The world has changed. My BIL told me he took his rifle with
him to school like many boys, who would go hunting right after school for food
for the family. Even in my time boys
carried their guns in racks in their pick up trucks to use for hunting.
BUT we all know it is a different age and
understand why it is not accepted today and it should NOT be allowed.
Nite Shipslog
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5 comments:
I think we all have a responsibility to step up and own our mistakes and forgive others. None of us is perfect and we all can make mistakes. We need to take responsibility for our own mistakes. Any one who blames others has no reason to complain. They can take offense but should never complain.
A little confused what you are saying here or what you mean exactly. I do know we are responsible for ourselves - and it is up to us to change.
I think my mother's greatest fear was me doing something wrong and what people would say. Everytime a news story would break about so-and-so getting in trouble, she'd say, "Oh, the poor parents."
Trying to understand, but liberals (and the lame-stream media) are so quick to deflect and distract from the one actually responsible. I'm sure you, too, have heard the hard-luck stories how someone should be excused because they had a hard childhood.
I miss those days of 'yore!
Praying for you and yours.
God bless.
Dad an Mom raised 6 Boys and 2 Girls, Plus we helped raise several Boys who were neighbors, they were always welcome at our House as long as we Played outside, Meals were eaten outside in good weather and on the Porch in Rainy days and Inside during cold weather. Father always was a patient Man, a big heart full of love for us kids and we treated him with a lot of respect. When ever we got in a Mess Father would just say, "Face the Music" and Take your Punishment like a Man. Great Memories of a Great Man !
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