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Gabriella84
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Have you ever really thought about it?
I mean, besides your absurd jokes and crackbacks and theories. What makes someone develop thoughts different to your own?
I think it has to do with family and upbringing. Everyone is a product of their environment.
My family is a bit odd. We are strange exceptions in modern society.
There is no record of divorce in my family (both sides of it). No deadbeat dads or single moms. No teen pregnancies. No alcoholism or DWI/DUI arrests. Everyone is a high school graduate. Most have college degrees.
My parents never forced their beliefs on me. I didn't HAVE to go to church, take piano lessons or participate in sports.
I did HAVE to attend school every day. I had to do my work and come home with decent grades. If I made below a B in anything, I suffered loss of privileges. Which were never abundant to begin with.
You didn't argue with my mom or dad. If you acted up, you got sent to your room. Which did not have a TV, computer, phone or stereo. You read something or looked out the window.
If I asked my dad a question, his typical answer was "go look it up." Though he was always willing to discuss anything I didn't understand. One of my dad's best pieces of advice to me has been "always ask questions." If someone says something you don't agree with, don't be afraid to ask why. There are two sides to EVERY issue. No matter how unpopular or inflammatory it is. Even issues such as Sept. 11 and terrorism have another side. Most people just don't want to know what it is.
My parents never told me what to think, so why should I allow other people to tell me what to think? That is the main difference between liberal and conservative ideology. Conservatives believe what other people believe. Liberals form their own opinions and don't care what other people think.
THIS IS ALL OPINION, BY THE WAY. NO SOURCES WERE QUOTED!! :whip3:
I mean, besides your absurd jokes and crackbacks and theories. What makes someone develop thoughts different to your own?
I think it has to do with family and upbringing. Everyone is a product of their environment.
My family is a bit odd. We are strange exceptions in modern society.
There is no record of divorce in my family (both sides of it). No deadbeat dads or single moms. No teen pregnancies. No alcoholism or DWI/DUI arrests. Everyone is a high school graduate. Most have college degrees.
My parents never forced their beliefs on me. I didn't HAVE to go to church, take piano lessons or participate in sports.
I did HAVE to attend school every day. I had to do my work and come home with decent grades. If I made below a B in anything, I suffered loss of privileges. Which were never abundant to begin with.
You didn't argue with my mom or dad. If you acted up, you got sent to your room. Which did not have a TV, computer, phone or stereo. You read something or looked out the window.
If I asked my dad a question, his typical answer was "go look it up." Though he was always willing to discuss anything I didn't understand. One of my dad's best pieces of advice to me has been "always ask questions." If someone says something you don't agree with, don't be afraid to ask why. There are two sides to EVERY issue. No matter how unpopular or inflammatory it is. Even issues such as Sept. 11 and terrorism have another side. Most people just don't want to know what it is.
My parents never told me what to think, so why should I allow other people to tell me what to think? That is the main difference between liberal and conservative ideology. Conservatives believe what other people believe. Liberals form their own opinions and don't care what other people think.
THIS IS ALL OPINION, BY THE WAY. NO SOURCES WERE QUOTED!! :whip3: