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"SASQUATCH IS WATCHING"
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Sorry bout that,
1. So its what we believe about ourselves that define whom we become, the job has nothing to do with it?
2. Our *self image* defines whom we are, and nothing but that?
3. So you had an issue about the planned parenthood site, but then after weighing losing your job, you acquiesced?
4. So in that instance you chose the job over your beliefs?
5. And seeing you injected this fact, how do you feel about that now?
6. I really didn't want to make this personal, folks, but I guess its hard to do when asking these sort of questions.
Regards,
SirJamesofTexas
James,
Personally I believe it's a matter of how one puts their beliefs into action that defines who and what a person is...
For example... At one time I seriously considered a career in Law Enforcement. I decided not be because my belief in Justice over Legality would have made me a very poor police officer. I would have been likely to shoot a repeat, violent offender and plant a gun on the body if I felt it was likely the court system would have turned them back out on the street.
On the other hand, I almost got myself fired a couple years ago because I refused to work on a construction plan for a Planned Parenthood facility in Worcester, MA for moral reasons.
It's about how one puts one's beliefs into action in your every day life, your work, and your life in general that makes one a good or bad person.
At least those are my thoughts on the issue.
1. So its what we believe about ourselves that define whom we become, the job has nothing to do with it?
2. Our *self image* defines whom we are, and nothing but that?
3. So you had an issue about the planned parenthood site, but then after weighing losing your job, you acquiesced?
4. So in that instance you chose the job over your beliefs?
5. And seeing you injected this fact, how do you feel about that now?
6. I really didn't want to make this personal, folks, but I guess its hard to do when asking these sort of questions.
Regards,
SirJamesofTexas