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Posted by Jr in TX on August 25, 2005 at 06:57:23 from (216.63.102.177):
In Reply to: Killer 70lp. posted by Rev JJ on August 24, 2005 at 16:09:32:
I'm very sorry about your accident. But, do you ever notice how it is everyone else's fault? The previous owner, the 911 dispatcher, the FDA, etc. The biggest problem with society today is that we are unwilling to take responsibility. Most of the time, the things that happen to us are our own responsibility, we should not always look for someone else to blame, we should look in the mirror. Lawyers get on TV and tell us that it is always someone elses fault and that we deserve repayment. But, they are wrong. Life is not always fair. Things happen, it's how we deal with life that counts. We must stand up and take responsibility for ourselves and our situations (no matter what the lawyers say!)
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