Originally posted by: my_view
Tanthswa..! Shocked seeing a serious post from you...😲. Immensely thought provoking and everyone can relate to.. 👍🏼
Believe it, Meri-View....😆😆😆 ..
I heard or read somewhere that the rich and successful people will answer in affirmative to your first question..😉
If it is true , then Why do so many successful n Rich people come under the many "GATES" ..or the ED takes more than a passing interest in their activities . Am not saying all Succesfful have broken the laws ..but many of them have surely bent it and skirted close to it ..
The other question whether Idealism can ever be practiced to the fullest has a lot of Ifs and buts and actually is relative to a lot of things/people and if we can even define idealism in its absolute form.
Can Idealism be defined to it's purest and absolute form ....and can a Mortal live under its uncompromising will ..we have seen the idealism driven P and Sax failing this stern test & they are fictional's who could be made to live to this exacting standards ...we are flesh and blood humans ..can we withstand temptation..
Anyhow without getting into debate about which option is moral and which isn't it is important that a person accept to live with the consequences of the path they choose to tread on whether it renders to be a right choice for them or a failed attempt. It could go either way no matter which path is chosen.
No..the talk here is not about morality..The talk here is about opportunity n brekas ..will u seize it knowing that it will create a rift in ur family..or u willing to pay the price ...
If we talk about Adarshwa, he seems to be happy and excited with SS giving him leg up and elevating his career position and financial windfall that followed even if it meant to be indebted to SS for lifetime. If he doesn't get into trouble with the law he will probably remain happy with his choice.. But tomorrow if he looses his status, career and family and this is very probable scenario that might happen, he should accept the consequences.
Agree !!
The bottom line is we cannot judge for other people. The choices are there for everyone to make and the possibility of outcome expected and not expected is out in the open.
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