Monday, June 28, 2010

No Gray Line

"NO GRAY LINE" The gray line I am referring to is that blurry area we as a society sometimes choose to live between "RIGHT AND WRONG" or as occasionally referred to as "BLACK AND WHITE". As you might have guessed I do not be leave in a gray area between the two which I refer to as "THE GRAY LINE" We forget that there is only right, and wrong. Sometimes we have accepted the wrongs, and rights brought on us as individuals, and even as a country knowing that we have attained such attributes at the cost of our morale character. I am aware that such a thing as morale character, and a common good are derived from ones upbringing and may differ. Differences are what made our great nation so strong in the past, but for us to prosper peacefully we need to take another look at what we consider a common good. We as a a country cannot decide if a person in a vegetable state is dead or alive (I MEAN WHAT OTHER QUESTION IS THERE). Our elected officials cannot even decide on what facts are the correct facts to make decisions on. Which brings me to my point Dead:1 : deprived of life : no longer alive, if there is a pulse they are still alive. If we decide to pull the plug on the individual that is a different question, one that can only be answered by the vegetables loved ones and should not be judged by others out side of that inner circle. Facts are facts our elected officials divide which portion of a fact they wish to use to follow there own agendas or they are error-ed in there system of accumulating such facts. Simply put one or both are ling. So I ask all the readers out there to challenge yourself and me to make our country and daily lives better by not compromising what is right.

2 comments:

  1. Outstanding comment I agree. I thought about it a while and even asked the guys at work and they could not come up with one instance where there is a gray area between right and wrong.

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  2. The problem is individuals with high moral character have remained silent, on the side lines, while the "political agenda" has moved the line on what is right or wrong.

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