Religion and Ethics Forum
Religion and Ethics Discussion => Theism and Atheism => Topic started by: Walt Zingmatilder on December 24, 2018, 08:20:36 AM
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............mean you should be a bit rough with those lower down?
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............mean you should be a bit rough with those lower down?
What are you on about?
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What are you on about?
I'm wondering why the question "Is it alright to push subordinates about a bit"has become so mysterious in a society where seemingly being "robust" is the premium.
By the same token am I the only one to notice that there is no specific board to discuss ethics?
Out of fashion are they? Get in the way of overdue and much needed robustness?
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I'm wondering why the question "Is it alright to push subordinates about a bit"has become so mysterious in a society where seemingly being "robust" is the premium.
By the same token am I the only one to notice that there is no specific board to discuss ethics?
Out of fashion are they? Get in the way of overdue and much needed robustness?
Take a couple of litres of water with it. ::)
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Take a couple of litres of water with it. ::)
Shut up.
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Shut up.
Oh dear was your hangover really painful? ;D
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No it isn't alright to push subordinates about a bit. Always treat other people as you would like to be treated.
What brought this on Phyllis? Something happened at work?
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............mean you should be a bit rough with those lower down?
It might depend upon what you mean by 'rough' and the circumstances involved. In the heirarchical armed forces, for instance, there is a certain 'roughness' towards subordinates to shape them into a fighting force which can meet even 'rougher' circumstances and where the safety of self and others is important.