Does Society Fail on issues of Accountability because we work because we have to not because we love our work?

Question

I wonder sometimes, when the ideals of what ideals for what we pretend to subscribe to make us hypocritical by either actions or inaction?

If where when we refuse to want to be accountable as a deluded denial sociologically if we have reached a zenith for learning, a capacity to learn no more, that lusting for money, glamor and power take its toll to destroy what we once found as beautiful to descend into destruction to not care but become, blaze apathetic indifferent, unable to cope with an emergency for stress?

Does each workplace have a duty of care especially in high stress places to allow sensitivity of changing variables until they work together to become sanguine?

In focusing on anger and bullying at work have we avoided gentle behaviour to become rude when all that was needed was etiquette? Protocol or responsiveness as accountable decent folks to become noble by our actions, not failed?

Truly if failure was not an option then -

Success is the only option.

In future, if in doubt spare the whale? His dead mom wasnt found until after the event?

Answer 1

work blows goats.  

Answer 2

the corporate elite has divided conquered and trapped us, the bait is the unachievable pursuit of wealth the cage is inescapable debt, were trapped in jobs that we hate, we are irritable we have no time to educate ourselves, we have no time to pay attention to the fact that their building a giant CAGE around us. they control what we buy, eat, hear, see, and in some cases think.

Answer 3

I think age and experience plays a role in accountability.  I will use my experience as a recovered alcoholic and how I stayed sober for nearly 12 years after I finally became accountable for my actions.  I was fired from my job because I worked in the restaurant and bar business because we were all a bunch of what I thought were functional alcoholics.  We all thought we were professional because we made lots of money and we had a good public image. Behind closed doors was a different story.  All of us were in denial about our actions. Backstabbing, gossip, and two faced behavior became a fact of life and we all had anger management issues.  I got fired and became bitter and couldn't stop drinking.  My husband gave me an ultimatum and I was pissed.  He gave me the chance to go in a long treatment program in Alaska on a ranch for 3 months with the option to go the entire 18 months.  I only intended to stay 90 days and try to work it on my own.  After 90 days, my mind opened up and I accepted that my own actions caused my problems and I needed to change careers.  I stayed at that ranch for a year! Addictions are not the only issues we discussed, it was also anger management and being accountable.  Playing victim through self pity and blame sets anyone up for bullying. I came home and used my old cosmetology license and worked for my associates in paralegal studies.  It took being accountable for my actions and having the guts to change my enviroment to finally make the changes I needed.  I became so independent that my marriage fell apart, but not with bitterness.  It is now very difficult to bully me because I built a life based on doing the right thing.  I know I can't please all of the people all of the time and I just learned to let go and let be.