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> But back to the entitlements - why is a teacher going to agree to teach an unruly kid? You missed my point, the kid is unruly because of the entitled attitud

• CraigJPerry 5y ago
  >> it exacerbates it If you're behaving in an entitled way, and you're told - i'm sorry you're not welcome here. Having sufficient dollars is not enough for entry to my classroom - then what's the problem with them continuing to be entitled off on their own elsewhere? When society is no longer driven by profit, then other forms of exchange become relatively more important again. It'd be no bad thing if basic decency to other humans was a requirement to access services you'd like to consume. >> Fix the entitled attitude by making people earn what they get instead of handing it to them and maybe we’ll fix that attitude If this idea were true, it would have happened already.
  • tekknik 5y ago
    > If you're behaving in an entitled way, and you're told - i'm sorry you're not welcome here. Having sufficient dollars is not enough for entry to my classroom - then what's the problem with them continuing to be entitled off on their own elsewhere? And this requires giving everybody money instead of just fixing the entitled attitudes by kicking them out of your store? Why are we choosing the most expensive path? > If this idea were true, it would have happened already. Because we have actually addressed the entitlement and not fed it right?