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Ch 2.12 Part 1 - Choices We Offer—And our Responsibility for Creating Options - Taking Action for a Better Tomorrow

Change at times is inevitable, and with the lines of separation shrinking in our relatively expanding world, not only do individuals have the personal ability to impact their local region, but they have the ability to make more of a noticeable impact globally.

With this power comes responsibility, and the increasing need not only for action, but also increased cautiousness in taking that action. We must take responsibility not only for our actions, but the choices we give others that they in turn will base their actions upon. Each small, trivial individual action a person takes may seem insignificant at the moment, but each action affects the possibilities, and therefore the outcomes, of the next decision. Thus, actions or non-actions will affect every following decision. We are not alone or isolated in our actions. We must think beyond ourselves and our immediate needs. Every decision and action we take will impact our possible visible choices for future decisions, the likelihood of future decisions being successful, and the results that will come from those future decisions. The decisions we make not only impact us, but also set in motion a chain of events that follow. The results of our decisions create available choices or opportunities that others may have, which in turn create those choices or opportunities that are given back to us. This results in a cycle that can eventually come back to us, or at the very least have a butterfly effect. Even if distant, one small decision or action still will eventually influence us and the whole of civilization in some way. Therefore, we must be careful with the actions we take, because they impact more than just us. What we wish for may not always happen as a result of our decisions. So, we must honestly ask ourselves what the true long-term results of our actions may be before we take them. With the diminishing lines of separation also comes an increased responsibility for the chains of events we all set in motion. Just out of reach of our current view, but yet in some way obvious to us all: I personally believe that most of the problems of the world today will show that they are interconnected . . . or our issues will destroy us.

On a side note, we must not let our actions, directly or indirectly, result in the killing or oppression of the innocent or in risking the survival of us all. Those who would justify bringing harm to a child, or jeopardizing that reality in which we all live, to justify or further their goals or ideological beliefs do not realize that they endanger all of our futures. Killing innocents is not the answer, for those who do so kill the future. When we spill the blood of the innocent, we spill the blood of thousands of innocents to come. The killing or oppression of the innocent is not the answer.

I believe no one should be responsible for other people who can take care of themselves. Still, we must also be responsible enough not to create unnecessary additional problems for anyone by the actions that we take in resolving our own issues. In return, neither should we experience additional issues for ourselves from them in resolving their issues. Taking action when we know how ourselves or others may be impacted by those actions is acceptance of the responsibility for the consequences that arise from those actions. We must accept personal responsibility for the risks resulting from the decisions that others may take because of the results from the choices we offer them. Just as we should not be left vulnerable by ...