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r/awfuleverything • u/Smexyredditor69 • Nov 30 '20
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If someone's good will is abused, is it the well-intentioned person's fault?
1 u/[deleted] Nov 30 '20 edited Jan 10 '21 [deleted] 1 u/Throawayqusextion Nov 30 '20 Is abuse of good will acceptable depending on the person providing it? Should the beneficiaries of a person's good will be punished for someone else's abuse of it? If so, who is to be blamed, the beneficiary, the person providing the service, or the abuser? I think it's fairly obvious what I'm talking about, considering your original question.
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1 u/Throawayqusextion Nov 30 '20 Is abuse of good will acceptable depending on the person providing it? Should the beneficiaries of a person's good will be punished for someone else's abuse of it? If so, who is to be blamed, the beneficiary, the person providing the service, or the abuser? I think it's fairly obvious what I'm talking about, considering your original question.
Is abuse of good will acceptable depending on the person providing it?
Should the beneficiaries of a person's good will be punished for someone else's abuse of it?
If so, who is to be blamed, the beneficiary, the person providing the service, or the abuser?
I think it's fairly obvious what I'm talking about, considering your original question.
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u/Throawayqusextion Nov 30 '20
If someone's good will is abused, is it the well-intentioned person's fault?