@SDFGHJ under 18 parable of the camel wrote:

@SDFGHJ under 18 parable of the camel wrote:

so, another great story

Mouse problem
Wonderful parable about the mouse and the mousetrap makes you think about simple but important things.

Once the mouse noticed that the owner had installed in the shed trap. Terrified, she immediately told me about this chicken, sheep and cow.
But they all told her the same thing: "the Mousetrap – this is your problem, to us it is irrelevant".
some time Passed, and the trap caught a venomous snake. Seeing this, the lady decided that the reptile died. However, when she came closer, the snake bit her, and she is in bed.
Caring for a sick wife, a farm owner cooked the chicken to cook the wife a delicious soup. Then to check on a woman relatives came from different regions. To all to feed them, had to kill a sheep.
a few days later the farmer died. At her funeral there were many guests. We had to do a big dinner, and the widow was forced to slaughter a cow.
All this time the little mouse is seen in a hole in the wall for everything that happened, and thought about things that no one have nothing to do.

Despite the fact that Proverbs are not accompanied by morality, and every interpreterpath them because of their abilities, it is impossible not to recall the well-known scientific postulate: "the Flapping of a butterfly's wings on one side of the planet gives rise to a tsunami on the other".
And indeed, everything in the world is interconnected, and if we witnessed a case, – it is impossible to remain indifferent.
Dostoevsky said: "Each of us is undoubtedly responsible for all and for all on earth."
Robert Eberhardt in the book "King Pithecanthropus Last" wrote: "do Not be afraid of enemies – at worst they can only kill. Do not be afraid of friends – at worst they can only betray. Fear indifferent, because it is with their tacit consent are all of the betrayal and murder on earth."
And suddenly the "mouse problem" will play with us tomorrow a crucial role? Probably worth to think about it.
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