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The same way you do in monoculturalism, so that's a meaningless distinction. If the families did not impart these values to children from a young age, the "own
by close04 1y ago
The same way you do in monoculturalism, so that's a meaningless distinction.
If the families did not impart these values to children from a young age, the "owner" of a space advertises and enforces the rules.
In this particular case the coach company should have had clear rules displayed in the coach (at least the basic and generic ones) and the driver should have enforced them at least on demand. Follow the rules or get off the coach.
- HKH2 1y agoMonocultures don't need explicit laws to regulate things, so it's not the same. Your libertarian argument works in theory, but the reality is much harder when you can't rely on a shared culture.