I read a post this morning on Grizzly’s blog (Caroline Middlebrook – A Word About Trust) that got me thinking about right, wrong and truth simply being a matter of perspective.

Vic of BloggerUnleashed posted a video on his blog (Caroline Middlebrook LMAO) that basically belittles and bashes Caroline of Caroline Middlebrook.

I posted the following comment on Grizzly’s blog as it related to Vic’s video post:

Let me first say, I am unfamiliar with both Vic’s and Caroline’s blog. Anyways…

Vic’s video oozed the intense irritation, frustration, anger, resentment, envy and jealousy of his mind-made sense of self – his ego.

Perhaps what disturbs us most in/about others are those things we refuse to see and address within ourselves?

Vic’s relentless need to be right and superior to others (Caroline) caused him to create a conflict with this Caroline.

Isn’t it all simply a matter of perspective anyway? Vic proclaims he only cares about doing what’s right and telling the truth, but only according to Vic’s perspective.

If right and truth are truly what Vic is all about then I’m wondering what is right and true about resorting to belittling and bashing another?

When we criticize anyone, regardless of the reason, aren’t we really doing it because we’re trying to defend a mental-position that we believe in? Again, isn’t this a matter of perspective?

After I looked a bit closer at these two blogs I noticed the stats:

Caroline’s blog:
Google PR – 5
Alexa Rank – 26,554
RSS Readers – 1,876

Vic’s blog:
Google PR – 4
Alexa Rank – 40,696
RSS Readers – 1,144

Is Vic really worried about Caroline’s readers being scammed and manipulated by her? If his intentions are so honorable then why not allow her readers their own minds and perspectives?

Are you not scammed or manipulated only if that is your perspective?

What may be valuable to one may be worthless to another.

Perhaps we ought to realize and accept that our views and beliefs are only our individual mind-made perspectives.

Why do we criticize what other people say, do, think or believe so much?

I think it’s because we allow our different perspectives to give us the illusion that we need and must defend them – at all costs. After all, when we criticize, blame or condemn another aren’t we seeking to being right, superior and/or somehow better than someone else in the eyes (perspective) of others. Doesn’t this just give us a false-sense of self and worth?

Isn’t right and wrong a matter of perspective? And, what about “truth”? If truth is absolute then it doesn’t need to defend itself or does it?