- Mar 18, 2012
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She didn't say that the person should be cut off, she said she would UNDERSTAND if her sister didn't want to leave her with her kids. She's not saying that everyone should cut people off - but she wouldn't blame them if they did.The problem I had was with the comment about it being disgusting and inexcusable. I also think it was a bit harsh to insinuate that keeping someone with a DUI away from children and even FAMILY is somehow okay. What if the person who made the mistake was one of her parents? Would she be so quick to cut them off? I'm just a forgiving person and I try to judge people by who they are on the inside, not by the mistakes they make. Genuinely good people will inevitably make mistakes and no one deserves to be treated like a leper unless the person treating them that way can look within themselves and say "I'm perfect."
Eta: cheermom1969 and I were typing at the same time :oops:
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