Is one morally responsible for inflicting damages which he never inended to cause another?

Question

Is one morally responsible for inflicting damages which he never inended to cause another?

Answer 1

Yes, it makes no difference if it was  planned or not we are

responsible for our actions

Answer 2

Yes.  Intention is one thing.  Actions are another.  If it were based solely on intentions, then hardly anyone would be in jail, huh?

Answer 3

Yes, We are responsible for the consequences of our own actions, most certainly Morally and sometimes legally or financially. To think otherwise would be immature and displays a lack of integrity and honor in oneself.

This is how we grow in wisdom. When we realize that the consequences of our actions and our in-actions as well as the decisions we make in our everyday lives can have both intentional and unintentional effects on others.

Every Human being who ever lived has made errors in  judgment in our lives, albeit more often when we are young. The more important thing is not the error we made but how we deal with it afterward and whether we do the right thing by our fellow man.

Their are times in each of our lives when we face a moral dilemma, a crossroads or a milestone in our life when we must face the consequences of some action or in-action in front of or even behind us. The path that we choose to take at that milestone can define our views of ourselves and others for the rest of our lives.

Take the high road I say. in doing so whether for better or worse, you can know that you walked forward with Integrity and in Honor.

Take care

Answer 4

i dont think so.

Answer 5

Yes.  One is responsible for his or her actions, not intentions. The road to he11 is paved with good intentions.

Answer 6

No the person is financially responsible.

It was an accident.

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If you intended, then it becomes criminal.

Good Luck....