12-14-2020, 04:48 PM
If a member of my family were hit and injured by a driver affected by drugs, I just can't imagine my saying "But on a positive note, the driver was taking drugs because they had had a bad upbringing, so that will make you feel better."
There have always been people affected by having a bad upbringing, but these days the pendulum has swung too far from the individual accepting responsibility, to society in general being held to account for their problems
Where will it end if we keep pushing for drugs to be legalised and at the same time relieve people of responsibility for their actions?
There have always been people affected by having a bad upbringing, but these days the pendulum has swung too far from the individual accepting responsibility, to society in general being held to account for their problems
Where will it end if we keep pushing for drugs to be legalised and at the same time relieve people of responsibility for their actions?