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Good actions matter more than the intentions behind them, amirite?
by Anonymous10 years ago
the one with good intention will continue
the one who can no longer get something like fame will stop because there's no other motivation
by Anonymous10 years ago
I get that. I think it's good to always be aware of underlying agendas for just that reason. But to me, at the end of the day, if something's going to help, let it help. Be cautious, but don't let pride get in the way.
by Anonymous10 years ago
help is better than no help in that case
but a good intention is a great foundation
and help with good intentions is best
"it's the thought that counts"
if someone helps for the greater good for wrong intentions
I'm not gonna stop them
it's not like I know what the intentions are
I can't go inside his/her head
but if the intentions are good
that's better
by Anonymous10 years ago
Good works are nothing without good intentions. If I'm giving to the homeless only to make myself look good, I am not a good person, and they are getting nothing but material things. No love with it. Although that sounds cheesy.
by Anonymous10 years ago
You might not be a good person, but the homeless are still getting what they need, which I think is the most important thing. Obviously both good intentions and good actions is best, but I wouldn't say the actions without the good intentions are nothing.
by Anonymous10 years ago
I guess so. It just seems so empty though if you really don't care about the people and you just want to look good
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