The Dangers of Defamation Of Character

 

This morning, I awaken with the urge to go and dial into the local ' Daily Prayer Call ' of my Church.

To listen and not be quick to speak, why?

First, allow me to mention that words, I am about to write will hopefully not mention the name of a person or persons who have made an attempt to defame my person, my character or even my companies.

But, allow this written message to be a lesson to him or them that I serve a mighty God.

Alright, saying all of that...  Allow me the opportunity to be short, brief, concise and to the point.

Lesson learned:  Do not talk about a person, you simply do not like.

                           It is better to say nothing about them at all.

                           In fact, if someone ask you about them.  You simply state, " I have nothing to say about them. "



There is a person I know, who I had favor upon to call me by the nickname, " Chris ".

Having taken a little psychology course in college and learned a little more psychology in the military, then even more psychology from being a detention officer or sheriff's deputy in a local county jail.

I recognize unique patterns in thought by what certain people write.

This particular person would write my nickname as " Cris ".     At first,  I said only to myself, this must be a mistake, fore he left out the " h " when spelling my nickname.

Then, I open up a psychology book and read that it could be a cognitive slip where the brain outpaces the hand or a subconscious emotional response revealing complex feelings toward that individual.

Well, at that point.   I knew who the person was and what type of person that I was dealing with none the less. 

I immediately assess the danger that I was in when coming in contact with this person.

At that point,  I had to make a life or death decision.

I choose or chose life.

Defamation of Character is truly a life or death decision.

So, what do you think?

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