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Comments re: Why do governments reinforce, reward bad behavior? Civilized courtesy of Cumberland County driver takes Adair Countian, used to crude behavior at home, by surprise. He wonders why Columbia can't make a reasonable effort to remove this blemish from the fabric of our nature. By Billy Joe Fudge I was in Burkesville recently and in an attempt to cross the downtown traffic to the Old Courthouse I stopped to let a car pass as I would in Columbia. I almost lost my breath when the car came to a complete stop and the driver- who looked very offended that I had implied by my stopping that she was not a law abiding citizen - vigorously motioned for me to continue my pedestrian journey. There is so much about us as a community and a people that is so very, very positive and good and I can't for the life of me figure why we won't take every reasonable effort to remove this blemish from the fabric of our nature. - Billy Joe Fudge- Comments re article 52472: Why do governments reinforce bad behavior This story was posted on 2012-06-10 11:49:11
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