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A man, his son and their donkey were going on a journey. The donkey carried their luggage and the man and his son walked on foot. Walking through a village, the residents accused the man of child abuse, letting the son walk for so long. Some mocked him; others pelted him with food and rubble.
The man resolved to carry the donkey’s load while the child rode the donkey into the next village. But alas, the villagers were outraged that the child lacked respect for age and wisdom and blamed the man for being too easy on the boy. Some mocked the boy, others chastised him. As for the man, he was mocked, derided and snubbed. Read on...
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