Monday, July 19, 2010

Bear Clause

Back in the day, if you were caught stealing something, you'd most likely have your hand cut off. I've had a few things stolen from me recently. As for my money, I'd like to find the culprit and teach him a thing or two about respecting other people's property. As for the other stolen goods, I am largely to blame for the loss. My head turned in moment of overwhelming naiveté and by the time it swung back around, it was too late.
I knew right away who dunnit: a cunning thief with no ill intention. There was probably no intention whatsoever. Just a plan that someone forgot to think through. How does one punish such a crime? How does the thief repent? The goods can be returned, but they will undoubtedly be shattered from the careless methods of transport. That leaves the two parties in a tense standoff. It seems an apology is the best there is to offer. And it seems forgiveness is all one can give in return.

"My every medicine causes more illness."

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