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On 08/24/09 17:36, andrel wrote:
>> I know I'm getting repetitive, but I'm also seriously. Using the word
>> "obligation" and "volunteer" in the same sentence blows my mind.
>
> I think the essence of a volunteer is that he promises to do something,
> so there is an obligation. The concept of a volunteer that at any time
> can decide not to keep his promise because he only is a volunteer blows
> *my* mind.
No one is talking about breaking promises. They never promised to take
care of fires of non-payers.
In any case, most volunteering does not involve promises.
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