+1.

on the other hand, please seems to have been replaced with "gimme!" and "c'niave?"
ehh. people who have this common respect are hard to find, but when you find them you have a certain respect that you just don't see these days.

Unfortunately, "please" has also lost its meaning along with "sorry". It seems as if people often tack these words onto a sentence when they really don't mean it. I've really heard the phrase "Please shut the **** up" way too many times

I'm SORRY, but PLEASE go tell someone who gives a s**t!!!!

Seriously though, I agree in that everyone lacks basic respect for each other. On that same note, some kids have zero respect for their parents so whay should they care about anyone else? It's all about what you have to do for me.

This whole world is going to hell in a hand basket.

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i agree...there is a smiley for STFU and none for "please"

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That being the case, what do you think is behind it?

Of course it bothers you. It's ok to admit it

Which principal are you reffering to?

Lots of people ask this question but those same people when given the answer usually don't like it.

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Here's something that i ask you to please consider:

SOCIETY needs a framework of basic values that gives its members security and guidance. What that means is that In order for human society to be stable and prosperous, the people must have a bedrock of commonly accepted standards that identify what is right or wrong, good or bad. The question is: What standards are the best, both for society and for its members, and who sets those standards?

Just look around and it's easy to see that everyone want's to do their own thing. Everything is right no matter who does it, and nothing is either good or bad because it's up to each individual to establish what's right or wrong for themselves. It's what some people call freedom. I will do as i please as long as it dosen't hurt anyone else. But is that really freedom? Is it true that the choices we make don't effect others. Can men really be that stupid?

The reality of that thinking is that sooner or later a battle will wage between everyone's freedom and what is right. The result? chaos will be the fruit that will sprout, and humanity will have to answer for their self centered attitude.

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Harmony happens whenever different parts get to form a whole by means of congruity, concord, symetry, consistency, conformity, correspondence, agreement, accord, unity, consonance…….

I wish I knew, but it's a bit harder for me to comment since I don't know what has changed along the way. Someone older would have better perspective. You did a fine job in the post above.

My hunch is that a lot of people people seem to have a narcissistic/ superiority complex, however minute it may be. We are all created equal..is that so hard to remember?

It doesn't bother me when I don't receive the word because I've come to not expect it.

There's nothing to like considering the direction we're headed in.

I can't such much other than I agree. There will be a turning point (very much hope so), and hopefully it will be sooner than later.

I have one word for people like the ones you mentioned. porn.

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