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How And When Exactly Did The Responsibility Become OURS?

Posted on August 6, 2017 by Robert P.

There are so many instances where it’s clear who is responsible for something taking place. However, over time, that responsibility somehow completely shifts elsewhere. How exactly does this happen? And when? Here are a few such instances: Restaurant Tipping No, … Continue reading →

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#Respect and #Sensitivity – Why I Don’t Care If People Say I’m “Too Damn Sensitive”

Posted on June 4, 2016 by Robert P.

These days, it’s not a huge revelation that people are always finding something to complain about. There’s a belief that America has become “too sensitive” about this and that. One big complaint is that some folks feel that people are … Continue reading →

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How And When Exactly Did The Responsibility Become OURS?

#Respect and #Sensitivity – Why I Don’t Care If People Say I’m “Too Damn Sensitive”

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