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The excuse is often weak, but this does nothing to change human nature in the slightest. People don't need to speed in cars, or run red lights, or roll through
by DannyBee 12y ago
The excuse is often weak, but this does nothing to change human nature in the slightest.
People don't need to speed in cars, or run red lights, or roll through stop signs.
etc
(They generally do so because the cost to them is low 99.9% of the time)
- k-mcgrady 12y ago>> "The excuse is often weak, but this does nothing to change human nature in the slightest." True, I'm not sure why it annoys me so much. I would be much happier if people just said, "Sure, I pirate some stuff I don't need. There is no excuse for it but I do it anyway." The end result is the same.
- DannyBee 12y agoMy guess, and i only minored in psychology, is that I'm guessing you just don't like the rationalization, because it's obviously silly and false. The same way "I want to get home faster" or "i'm careful" is also a silly and false rationalization for the speeding/rolling through stop signs/etc.
- k-mcgrady 12y agoProbably right as I also feel the same way about the latter rationalisations you mentioned.