Join me?

I just wonder what might come further down the line for people who sign up and join this organisation. Today it's just buying a cup of tea for someone or helping old ladies across the road. Next month, when members start to get sucked into the way of life, it might be donating £1,000s to buy the leader of this group a new office or something. It may be innocuous, it may not. Either way it pays to be cautious.

[Sensei Katana]

I've no objection to helping someone with something (yeah, nice and vague that!) but more often than not, I've been bitten on the ass for it and it's backfired for me.

And tragically, we've grown up in a society that doesn't expect help from random strangers.

[zoombini]

Getting bitten for helping people is common.

However, we still keep trying..

Nemesis, I'm a CSL wot helps SL afterwards coz she helps me
with the little devils.
And if anyone starts on with "dib dib dib" they'll get shot!

[Dude111]

Originally Posted by Russ

I don't have a problem with people doing good, I'm more concerned with the notion that people seem to need to involved in an organised group before they will do good deeds.

Indeed mate like they cant just do it on thier own cause they are GOOD people,they need others along......


Some interesting entries on the guys blog though...

Seriously, please stop dragging up topics that are 18+ years old.