RaiderLL
Well-Known Member
Lol you definitely aren't paying attention. You're comparing people taking the time to donate food to their local food banks or giving the homeless blankets to trying to fight off dudes with guns? So if he attempted and died as he most likely would have that would make it better?
What if it were your son who was hiding? Would you be happy he was still alive or happy he had "tried" to do the right thing and died?
Getting away from the "me, me, me" culture is more than just donating goods. It's bigger than that. If you don't get that, that's fine. You can focus on the one little corner of the culture that you choose to.
As for my son, of course I'd be happy that he was still alive. He's the one who has to live with his decisions, not me. You and I have spoken many times about the way I raise my kids, and I'd imagine they'll grow up with convictions similar to mine. If he chooses to believe differently and his gut instinct is to hide, that's his choice. I'll love him no less, if that's what you're getting at. He's my son...he's got my heart no matter what. Doesn't mean I have to agree with all his decision though.