The thing about ownership is that it doesn't stop at possession. We can talk about staking claims and having the right to call something our own, but trudging along at its side is responsibility for it. A simple illustration lies in the maintenance of land.

Just because you have the deed for it doesn't give you the right to let it become an overgrown eyesore in your neighbourhood. The State can step in and order you to clean it up. Full Story

In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com

I'm trying to get the point of this article.

In reply to ends

Is not you alone. Tenk God I'm not the only one confused by Ms Bakh's renderings. There is an intelligent woman in there, I'm sure, but the message is unclear.

In reply to carib & ends She is simply talking about ownership for your actions.

It is called accountability. I think she is tryning to cater to her wide audience by spelling out that the ownership she is talking about is not a tangible thigie.

Why you guys seem intent on giving he a hard time?

Uh huh, I am looking for a rebuttal in the making here soon! There is something looming in the air and I am waiting to seh who tek the bait once and for all.

Yeh, put them on the back foot-put up, shut up or run along!

Where is SLP wid all them cryptic code thingy...

"That's one smart cookie dey!"