I Know I'm Right, And I Know

I'm So Happy, I Can Hardly Spit.

It Takes Courage To Have A Conscience When You Seem To See Others Getting Something Tangible Out Of Not Bothering To Struggle With The Morality Of A Situation. It Gets Frustrating And Demoralizing. This Is Precisely Where Character Comes In. All Throughout History Special People Have Felt Compelled To Do What They Objectively Saw As Right And Good - Even In The Face Of Humiliation Or Rejection Or Expulsion Or Torture Or Death. That Is Because They Believed That Certain Ideas Were More Important Than Individual Well-being.

Only Good People Feel Guilt.

The Path To Solid, Supportive, Healthy Relationships, Self-respect, And A Quality Life Starts With The Usually Painful Decision To Do The Right Thing.

My Best Way Of Making Someone Admit To Something's Wrongness Is To Have Them Imagine That Thing Done To Them. Suddenly Then It All Becomes Clear.