The Consumer Product Safety Commission’s job is to protect the public from products that may be dangerous. They might fine companies for bad practices or force them to recall products that are too dangerous.
To facilitate that mission,
they produced and distributed 80,000 lapel buttons, but they had to be recalled
since the edges were too sharp.
And the paint used had
too much lead.
And the clips could break
off and be swallowed by children.
Maybe it is easier to
see the mistakes than to make the product perfect.
Do
not complain, brethren, against one another, so that you yourselves may not be
judged; behold, the Judge is standing right at the door.
James 5:9
It is easy to find
fault in what others do. Maybe that fault is warranted but don’t make the
mistake of thinking that in doing so you are in a superior position. Criticizing is easy. Creating is hard.
Too many folks think
they are doing something special when they spend their time finding faults and
pointing out mistakes. It may be something but it isn’t special. Any fool can complain and criticize (and most
do). Yet that doesn’t make anything and may not even make the
thing better.
Don’t reward the critic with more praise than the doer. Don’t
think finding fault with what is done is as high as doing something.
Anyone can find
fault. Greats find solutions.
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