Adjudicated Parallels

There is a wrong notion among people that every action of anyone is driven by a reason. This mentality is pursued more rigorously and these believers try to make out the former's thoughts behind every move. This thinking keeps them busy nevertheless, but  totally misleading. More so , some reasons are not worth revealing when questioned by people in authority. Imagine the sensational nature of it in the workplaces after revealing. I was privy to one such scenario when confronted with my erstwhile interviewer. He asked me the reason behind not answering his calls to join office. It was an insurance office job and payable with commission. Later he blurted out that everything has a reason. Well, in this case, the reason was feigning ignorance and fearing embarrassment. Again, clearly a strong reason. A sound judgment is demanded to tackle these errors. Wisdom wins.

Every argument --well, almost-- has a counter-argument that can justify the reaction to it. This is true for property usurpers wherein the debauchery done to a known person can be dismissed off as rational. They can label it as things taken from a war after rummaging the city. On a more sober note, these are war spoils. More so, the argument on both sides of the coin --good and evil-- is objective. It is on a more personal note as to which is right. Devout people have the good perspective, while others have the latter. Have your liaisons settled.