Why his father didn't punish him?

poor man
 

He didn't punish him because of his honesty...and it's not in the right section as it's not a joke:)

The story goes that a young George Washington was about six years old when he was given a hatchet that he enthusiastically used to chop at just about anything in sight. One morning, he even chopped at a cherry tree, eventually cutting it down. When confronted about it by his father, George hesitated but told his father, “I cannot tell a lie.” He admitted to the crime. Rather than punishing George for chopping down the tree, his father said that his son’s honesty was worth more than a thousand trees. It’s meant to be a story that’s a lesson in integrity, and shows one of Washington’s many supposed virtues. @Veer @siha
 
ab kia bachey ki jaan logi
take it easy we all know very wel about the story of George,
buchpan mae rata diye gaye they ye question and answer
Q. y did George's father didn't punish him?
A. He didn't punish him because of his honesty........ bla bla blaaa :rofl:
 
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