The one exception I feel to this rule is when you are the legal caretaker or guardian of someone or something that can't fend for itself--a child, for instance. If you can't fulfill that obligation, then it's okay to find a way to have it fulfilled by someone else, but no fair leaving someone in the lurch when they lack the power or ability to care for themselves.
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Date: 2019-01-14 06:26 pm (UTC)