deep in our heart we want to love and to be loved. If we can extend this heart into the ones around us (but no our family members) then, we can make a bit change in the environment we live. When one is loved, one sees his or her value. He or she builds up his/her confidence. He or she will more likely to love others. A French novelist once wrote (to the effect): To build one more school, then you can build one fewer prison. I appreciate your thoughts. They are really philosophical, and I can see they are from the depth of your heart. Good thinking. Puqun
A Contrast between a Drug Dealer’s ‘Ethic’ and a Law-abiding Taxpayer’s Ethic (from the above enlightened student; a title is added here for clarity)
This is their [tax payers’] case if they live and earn a living legitimately:
I work or operate my own business to make money.
I make money legitimately.
People have to pay a portion of their hard earned money in a form of taxes to the government.
The chance of getting rich legitimately is slim to nothing.
The majority of the people are not rich. Therefore, I will not be rich.
For criminals, this is their premise[s]:
I work or operate my own business to make money.
I make money illegally.
I don’t have to pay a portion of my hard earned money to the government.
The chance of getting rich illegally can be done.
I am not obeying the rules of authority which restrict me from getting rich. Therefore, I can get rich.
