I had a conversation with
person. We had been conversing over a period of time about a
wrongness of a situation and how it would eventually be yet another
person who would innocently pay the consequences. Since the party
causing the problem was blowing me off, I suggested the person I was
conversing with go with me and confront the one who was the source of
this growing dilemma. It was our place to do so since we were equally
connected. The person refused. On one hand this person thought the
best option was to let things play out. On the other hand this same
person admitted it needed to be stopped. As I was kept at bay the
situation exploded and the innocent person paid the price. My partner
in conversation now resorts to the cop out “There was nothing that
could have been done away.”
Apathy
It comes with the ability to
morph a perspective life in a self serving way. People who are
apathetic wash out their guilt with excuses and more apathy. They
will complain hard and loud when there own apathy comes back to bite
them. They were wronged, even though if they had taken the
opportunity to prevent it from coming about.
I don't know which is
worse
People who are apathetic or
the people who see it and ignore it's existence. Both are the lowest
form of person you can encounter. Yet, let's face it, this is all an
everyday fact of life. In order to create change we need to take
positive action which may mean confronting these types of people.
Sure it's best to be creative in the approach but here the end truly
justifies the means.
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