CPT Asshole

Never trust or believe someone who is less than honorable

When you've done something wrong, you owe an apology to whoever was wronged. Seems simple enough, but if you're an attorney, or just act like one, then apologizing is never done. Attorney's want to avoid any admissions of guilt, or fault. Never admit wrongdoing, make others prove it. As far as I'm concerned, this is the thinking that causes people who have been wronged, to go postal.

I guess it's human nature to refuse to admit when we do something wrong. How many times does a police officer hear, "Why am I being stopped?", when the person saying it knows exactly why they're being stopped? When people slow down for a stop sign, but never completely stop, why is it they argue with the officer when they get a ticket for not stopping? Slowing down is not stopping, so is it ignorance, or stupidity that makes some of us think it is?

No, when one does something wrong, one owes an apology. Some people act like children or crooks, by getting mad and trying to blame someone else when they should just apologize for their behavior.

Seeing how someone handles themselves when they've done something wrong, is a true test of character. Because someone who doesn't apologize when they've done something wrong, is a less than honorable person. And a person who is less than honorable cannot be trusted, or believed.

That's just my opinion, I could be wrong. Ahoy from the Captain.

posted by cpt asshole @ 10:35 AM