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Freedom · 02-12-2015, 07:02 PM

I'm not sure if Lee ever said anything to explicitly develop his take on "stumbling" others, however, I've seen an interesting view on what those in the LC consider to constitute "stumbling" someone. It usually comes in the form of someone saying: "oh don't do that you might stumble someone". Usually no specific reason is given as to why some action might stumble someone. Most often, I've seen this type of logic applied to arbitrary actions that someone may not want a fellow LCer to engage in.

On the flip side, it is good to consider what really stumbles people in the LC. I think it's safe to say that LCers who live in fear of taking initiative because it might "stumble" someone are not the real people who are out there stumbling others.

02-12-2015, 07:02 PM	#2
Freedom Member Join Date: Mar 2014 Posts: 1,636	Re: Stumbling I'm not sure if Lee ever said anything to explicitly develop his take on "stumbling" others, however, I've seen an interesting view on what those in the LC consider to constitute "stumbling" someone. It usually comes in the form of someone saying: "oh don't do that you might stumble someone". Usually no specific reason is given as to why some action might stumble someone. Most often, I've seen this type of logic applied to arbitrary actions that someone may not want a fellow LCer to engage in. On the flip side, it is good to consider what really stumbles people in the LC. I think it's safe to say that LCers who live in fear of taking initiative because it might "stumble" someone are not the real people who are out there stumbling others.