The Responsibility Project^®. Exploring what it means to do the right thing

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• September 22, 2009 by Judy Matthews

  I was impressed to see something positive for a change. They were all good in showing that there is alot of good in the world if we would just show more of it instead of all the bad all the time. Good work! It really helped pick up my day. thanks!

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  • July 20, 2010 by Peggy Dessin Day

    Sorry-just too darned "soft".There is no impact-nothing to make you sit up and take notice...no jarring note to make one scene different from the other or , to put it another way, it's too bland. Smiles should be BIG smiles and crying should be REALLY unhappy cries.The premise is very good, but, I believe, needs to be more dramatic to have an impact on the viewers

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    • July 30, 2010 by Delories Gross-Johnson

      How dramatic are you daily? Very real, sad having to say that is the way it generally is now.

    • November 4, 2010 by deseray

      i think the every thing needs to be free and stop this voting and stuff

• September 23, 2009 by Pakping Chalad Bruns

  I would like to say, bicycling is not just enjoy time. We need to put responsible for our life, our family and the third persons. I did not hear the voice of whole story, because of electronic`s work broblem with computer. But everybody should learn to know more and more about resposibility. I just had have the example, the boyfriend of my daughter just had the excident 4 days ago with the bicycle. His arm and his leg were broken. The ankle, sholder and head are in scrack and hurt. Goodluck that his brain still ok. But it give a lot of pressure and worry with 2 families. So, learning to know about responsibility is very important.

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• September 23, 2009 by Faith Fennell

  I came across this website with the video clips and almost deleted it as junk mail. Thought you might enjoy some of them. I've only seen three, which were all good. The "Sound I saw" is sad" 'cause you don't want to see the hurt, however Liberty Mutual presented it well, and it served the purpose intended. From all I see, so far, their idea is to broaden awareness of ethical decisions, and the impact of good and bad decisions all around us. Enjoy.

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• September 25, 2009 by katelyn m george

  that waz sad i feel so bad i hate when people get hurt like that

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• September 26, 2009 by Michael Ray Price

  During these stressful economic times, which I believe are centered around greed and which we are teaching other countries entering capitalism, it is all too easy to become cynical and join in on success being mesured strictly by the "bottom line." This myopia fails to differentiate between short and long term goals/profits and the reward of being responsible, doing what is right, customer service, responsiblity in all we do, treating each other with dignity and respect and basic integrity. Liberty Mutual's Responsibility Project should be a must in all educational institutions and employee orientations with mandatory periodic review and renewal. This Project is so vitally important to all. No matter what our background or nationally may be, the messages here are clear, thought provoking and issues we all need to consider on a daily basis. I applaud your work and thank you for making it available.

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• September 30, 2009 by wangguochun@hotmail.com

  I can't understand you cando that ,will, let the world know what you think,but please do so responsibly, comments are moderated and we will not post personal attacks ,obscene language or inappropriate material if yu have a question,check out comment submission guidelines. During these stressful economic times, which I believe are centered around greed and which we are teaching other countries entering capitalism, it is all too easy to become cynical and join in on success being mesured strictly by the “bottom line.” This myopia fails to differentiate between short and long term goals/profits and the reward of being responsible, doing what is right, customer service, responsiblity in all we do, treating each other with dignity and respect and basic integrity. Liberty Mutual’s Responsibility Project should be a must in all educational institutions and employee orientations with mandatory periodic review and renewal. This Project is so vitally important to all. No matter what our background or nationally may be, the messages here are clear, thought provoking and issues we all need to consider on a daily basis. I applaud your work and thank you for making it available.no matter thotght provloking and issues we all need to consider on a daily basis ,i respect and badic integrity ,liberty mutual responsibility project should be periodic review and renewal,this project is so vitally important to all , nomatter thotht prouviking and thank you for making it available no matter thothgt

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• October 7, 2009 by jess

  you guys did a great job on the video it really opens peoples eyes

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• October 11, 2009 by Sierra Kristalin Kaminski

  I love GOD!YOU SHOD TO!GOD is nise.

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• October 18, 2009 by Florence elize hurley

  I love Troy from Flora my e mail is hurley and you are a good guy. THANK YOU WILDCAT I LIKE IT

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• October 23, 2009 by Marsha Davis

  To Central Washington University ---- hats off to you girls, you are definitely winners! I will be passing this one on over and over again!!!

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• November 2, 2009 by HenryRobertBenson

  its scary to see something like that happen and how people somtimes argue and then get overwhelmed and carried away.This film though shows a lot of points and proves them like don't drink, talk on the phone,or anything like that.

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• November 6, 2009 by fuimaonotuiasau

  i think cellphones in cars should be banned 100%, driving is one of the most hazardous things to do, why add something that does not enhance or improve safety in any way? do the actuaries take any notice to our comments. However, i ask was this incident avoidable? 50/50. would a prudent driver make a difference here? 50?50 everyone is right and everyone is wrong.

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