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Re: Question of responsibility
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Posted by Alberta Mike on September 08, 2001 at 15:24:39 from (209.47.89.115):
In Reply to: Question of responsibility posted by JWC on September 08, 2001 at 12:23:23:
Your posting is certainly a timely one and should be noted by all. Unfortunately, our world has turned into a place where you are hard pressed to do anything without burdening yourself with the fear (or reality) of somebody wanting to fleece you (or your insurance company's) hard-earned dollars. Each day it seems that much of your daily newspaper is full of everything from 300 year-old land claims to some sort of 'wrong' that someone says was done to them half a lifetime ago. In spite of it all, most of us keep plowing through the maze of obstacles and make our way. It's a pity that a site such as this has to even be concerned with such things, especially considering all of us are pretty much regular everyday types of people just giving our opinions or feelings, most of which is based on good old-fashioned experience. Amen.
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