Common Courtesy

[Korpg]

/popcorn

Love this thread, I can see a lot of future liberal lawyers coming out from this thread.

You know, the kind that would try to break a contract because it was "unfair" for them even though the other side did their part of the bargain.

Although, I don't condone Futchy's methodology in the deal. It was a bad deal on itself, and the OP should have seen it as a bad deal. Since he didn't, he should be the one to pay the price for a service of a bad deal, learn from his mistake, and move on. Futchy can't survive on bad deals alone, so this one time was probably a lucky break for him.

My advice to the OP? Life is hard, you better learn that you can't leech off of other's "kindness" because in the end, only one person counts in this world, and that is yourself (message to everyone, yourself means that person who is reading this post, not the person this post was intended for).

[Gallus]

Love this thread, I can see a lot of future liberal lawyers coming out from this thread.

My thoughts exactly lol. The mindset is completely bonkers to me. It's as if he can't grasp the basic concept of a (verbal) contract or their mechanics.

[Korpg]

My thoughts exactly lol. The mindset is completely bonkers to me. It's as if he can't grasp the basic concept of a (verbal) contract or their mechanics.

That requires a course of basic Business Law to know though. Most people wouldn't understand that, and they are the ones who vote lawyers into Congress and "other places."

Then those lawyers make it so other lawyers can change the system into a "fair" system which undermines the whole contractual concept to make it so "little people" can be "protected" from "big bad corporations" which turns out that the people who take advantage of these new rules are the lawyers and their "clients."

But thats beyond the point.

The point being: Know what you are getting into, because you can't expect anyone to back out of a contract agreement after they fulfilled their part of the agreement. Thats like doing work for nothing.

[Volkai]

/popcorn

Love this thread, I can see a lot of future liberal lawyers coming out from this thread.

You know, the kind that would try to break a contract because it was "unfair" for them even though the other side did their part of the bargain.

Right, because Republicans never break contracts... like, say, with teacher's unions for example.

Oh wait.




Let's keep the politics out of this, alright?

[Korpg]

Right, because Republicans never break contracts... like, say, with teacher's unions for example.

Oh wait.




Let's keep the politics out of this, alright?

Politicians are corrupt period. There are not left/right wing honesty there. Thats why I don't trust any politicians or anyone who freely associate themselves with a political party, because that limits their thinking to one viewpoint.

But yeah, lets keep the politics out of this.