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It's interesting that there's a lack of morality or ethics or civics education in schools. As if schools don't teach people how people should act in a civilised
by CMCDragonkai 3y ago
It's interesting that there's a lack of morality or ethics or civics education in schools. As if schools don't teach people how people should act in a civilised society. Being unattractive or being unathletic should not subject someone to ridicule or unfair treatment. And those that are attractive or athletic should be given special attention in this regard.
- hgsgm 3y agoOh, we should tell people to be good; then they will stop being bad.
- csw-001 3y agoI get that it’s not this simple - but my flippant response is that “with kids, yes!”… this is an essential part of being a parent or role model - tell kids how/why to be “good” , and largely they won’t be bad.
- eestrada 3y ago> tell kids how/why to be “good” , and largely they won’t be bad. That is only part of the solution. Kids do more modeling than critical thinking. Parents and other role models need to show kids a good example. Bad behavior in kids is largely from bad modeling by the people they look up to, not insufficient instruction. Certainly the "why" should be explained, but saying "don't lie" means nothing if the person saying it then goes around lying constantly. There is also the question of children becoming more peer oriented than parent oriented, which has become an increasingly prevelant situation the past century or so. The kids with better behavior tend to seek instruction, modeling, and self-worth from their parents. Kids with worse behavior tend to seek instruction, modeling, and self-worth from their peers (which is generally a terrible idea).
- wery 3y ago"It is your moral imperative to be kind, ecspecially if they are an uggo."
- JohnClark1337 3y ago[dead]