Trust version 2

[TheDude]

Consider that the people most certain of others' dishonesty (or those least likely to trust others) are the ones who are the most capable of being dishonest, themselves.

Just something I was thinking about. What do you guys think?

 

[MassNightmare]

Something to ponder at least.

 

[Cent0]

YOU KNOW WHAT I THINK BUD
I THINK YOU STILL HAVE A LOT TO SAY FOR SOMEONE WHO RESIGNED YOU NOOOB.


on topic, i don't get what youre asking.

 

[PaigeBoo]

I don't think that's necessarily true TD. I think that many people that are afraid to trust others just don't put that much out there about themselves. Trust issues don't mean they are dishonest themselves. Just a personal thought though. I've had issues with trust, but that doesn't make me dishonest. I just am more guarded about what I do eventually tell people.

 

[CiTyCHiLD]

Maybe everyone can exchange bank account information. If someone doesn't agree,then we know who is dishonest and cant be trusted!

 

[RikuX2]

Yeah i don't necessarily agree... I can be suspicious of a friend but i my be perfectly honest myself...

 

[TheDude]

Notice that I didn't say they *were* dishonest, only capable of dishonesty.

 

[Ethan]

This reminds me of someone witnessing a murder. You can say they are guilty themselves. I don't necessarily agree with that, or relating it do dishonesty, but for some, like mass said, that quote could be something to ponder.

 

[RikuX2]

But everyone is capable of being dishonest, like everyone is capable of being selfish...but not everyone is. It's like everyone is capable of being a genocidal maniac...but people generally don't.

 

[TheDude]

No it's not like that. It's like being able to identify with another person's dishonesty.