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Message: [QUOTE="heartly87, post: 3211389, member: 8651"] Put it this way honour has nothing to do with caving to the man or being a yes man. People that have been seen as being honourable throughout history are those who have stood for something above authority, Gahndi, Mandela and William Wallace ring any bells. Standing by their beliefs and customs despite pressure to do otherwise. Doing the honourable thing has cost people jobs, freedom and even their lives. Payne is from a Islander upbringing, family for them is above anything else. Not just their household family I mean every single part of the extended family. You then tell a man who comes from that to dob on his mother, that's not even something a guy like Payne could even contimplate, the answer would have been made before they even finished asking the question. He took the punishment and never complained. I think it was the right thing for him to do because to do otherwise would have been so to go against his convictions. The integrity unit should never have dragged him in there, it was an attempt to get evidence the civil authorities couldn't get. [/QUOTE]

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