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There's a big difference between calling someone out publicly and being a dick about it. That's what I think she's getting at here. There's always a multitude
by RankingMember 11y ago
There's a big difference between calling someone out publicly and being a dick about it. That's what I think she's getting at here. There's always a multitude of respectful ways and disrespectful ways to go about confronting someone about something.
Do you seriously believe that being publicly disrespected should be part of the learning process?
- zeveb 11y ago> Do you seriously believe that being publicly disrespected should be part of the learning process? Depends on the learner, the teacher and the lesson itself. If someone sweeps others at a firing range with his firearm, then getting knocked down and chewed out will probably instill a more lasting lesson that a quiet reprimand. If someone forgets to include a comment on a function, that's probably less important (although it could be, e.g. if that function were controlling a generator at a hydroelectric plant…).
- mdpopescu 11y agoI am pretty sure that sweeping others with my firearm would have earned me a beating in the army...
- venomsnake 11y ago> Do you seriously believe that being publicly disrespected should be part of the learning process? Full Metal Jacket opening monologue. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71Lft6EQh-Y https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71Lft6EQh-Y
- RankingMember 11y agoThat's not really being disrespected as much as it is being uniformly primed for the "club" you just joined. Since we're using this film as an example, though, how did that public-disrespect-as-a-teaching-tool work out for ol' Private Pyle? ;)