The Blame Game

I did look in the mirror as you suggested and didn't like what I saw. I
trust you agree with me that's your fault. You told me after all to look
in
the mirror.
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A self-created accidental death is hard on any family, the grief and shock are over-whelming. Friends and faith are there to comfort us. Where will this man receive comfort if all he can do is make other people's lives painful?

Proverbs 29.6 If a wise man goes to court with a fool, the fool rages and scoffs, and there is no peace.

Rabbi Yaakov Salomon, Thank you for this amazing lesson. This is, I guess, something I needed to hear. Sometimes we know that we are doing many things wrong and just don't have the will to stop until G-D takes you to somebody who'll give the light you need to better yourself. Again, thank you very much Rabbi Salomon !!!!!!!!!


Fernando Ocumare

You hit the nail right on the head. People don't take enough responsibilty for their actions. Everyone cops out at the slightest discomfort.

As Dr. Phil always says....OWN IT!!!!!!! If it's your problem...stand up to it & yes own it!!!! Great video.....it also shows that people are lacking something crtical in their lives. Especially if they drink & are addicted to drugs and they are famous....I guess $$$$$ isn't always the answer!!!!!

That's a very important thing to remember - not to blame others except for one's self if his/her actions are the direct impact of what happens. My mom suggests that the reason why the world is filled with conflict and hatred is because people always judge one another too harshly. Furthermore, scapegoating is no stranger to this, as we have seen it throughout history of anti-semitism, among other single-outs. Therefore, it is better to be honest and upfront about one's actions, than blame others as an excuse. The more people acknowledge their own imperfections and shortcomings, the better society can develop into a better world.