Saw this on a friends email, under the "thought for the day". Attributed to former Senator Bill Bradley: A worker who doesn't give an honest day's work for a day's wage forfeits the moral claim he has on the company's management to treat him with respect. A manager who fires workers at the first hint of recession can't expect loyalty from those who remain. A television-network executive who exercises no judgment about the violence or hedonism of the network's programs can't escape the charge that he or she is contributing to national self-destruction. The newspaper publisher whose only concern is to print whatever sells loses the right to criticize politicians who pander to voters. Too many Americans abdicate their individual responsibility.