scottjk -> RE: What IS the Masters responsibilities (10/4/2008 6:08:03 PM)
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ORIGINAL: scottjk It's just amazing, really, how so many people insist that a complicated answer is more right than a simple answer. Personally, I EXPECT people to think for themselves. :) Call me cynical but I am more likely to expect people to have a different view from me. I also dont expect people will think for themselves hense my sig line. I dont think that people are saying that a complex answer is more right than a simple one I also dont see any complex answers in this thread. I actually on a personal level become a bit offended if someone explains to me that they are responsible for making me anything to be honest because that implies I have no ability to recognise things in myself and my life that are potentially negative, I like to give myself more credit than that. All of life is a choice, yes I defer my choices to Sir but it was a choice to do that because I know we ally on most things, if we didnt I wouldnt have chosen to give him that power. I am a cynic to the Nth degree, colouredin. :) However, I don't allow that to steal my joy. I expect people to think for themselves because I've found that assuming otherwise makes for a dull day in bright sunlight. People that don't think are beneath my notice as a result. Do I expect slaves to think? Damn right I do, or I don't bother with them. They're a burden, not a joy. In all honesty, I view certain things as a given in my answer. For instance, I can rightly assume that if there is a financial problem that needs resolving (and it's often true that finances will cause chaos), that the master will strive to resolve it quickly, and the slave has already agreed that he should, knowing her best interests are involved. Whether or not this has actually happened is irrelevant but it can be a given for the sake of the argument. Just because it's not something YOU would do, doesn't mean that the point is invalid. If this is making you offended, I am sorry you feel that way, but I'm not sorry about what I've said. You've simply chosen an interpretation that gives you negative feelings, rather than choosing a positive interpretation that might give you positive feelings. Like my father always said, "Keep it simple stupid!" I ignored that for quite a few years until the pain made it sink in. Every time I've tried for complex solutions, or made questions more complex than they need to be, I often failed. Now I keep things simple, change what I can, and bear what I cannot change. So, keep it simple, or be miserable. :)
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