Many schools of thought have been advocating for more elders to loosen their authority
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their
children
.
However
, others pose that
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should be taught
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polite and obedient to their parent's and teacher's set of
rules
. In
this
I will dwell upon both of these
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and
then
elaborate on why I think the latter option is more suitable for the construction of a better
society
.
First and foremost, it is important for
children
to be aware that parents and teachers are figures of authority.
Therefore
,
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and
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them by following their
rules
, certainly
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and
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paramount values
such
as discipline and respect; which are not alien to
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contexts in life,
for example
, work or university. Acting towards obeying or at least respecting
rules
, are part of what it means to live in a civilized
society
. If
children
do not comply with
such
minimal aspects, they
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their mindset into not respecting laws in general
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and could generate irremediable consequences
such
as being involved in
.
This
could be illustrated by a recent study made by VOX, where the major crime rates were committed by juveniles, who had not been involved from early stages to respect their elders; parents or
overall
anyone but themselves.
Despite the discouraging panorama presented earlier, some
people
still advocate for their
children
to have more freedom; in terms of not following certain types
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rules
, or just
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able to express their opinion without any concern
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what
people
might think.
This
could have its own advantages, as
children
may form and hone their own
opinions
from an early age,
as well as
pivoting what they think or
about certain subjects.
For example
, in
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cultures
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quite common for
children
or juveniles to be quite
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strong
opinions
about controversial themes
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since they take into consideration a range of factors
such
as their parent's or
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opinions
. From a political perspective,
this
could be known as an effect
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a strong hierarchal system, which coaxes
people
into being more passive than
,
as well as
more
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condescend
con-descent
candescent
towards power figures.
Taking into consideration both perspectives, I would certainly lean towards the first opinion. As it may sound controversial for the
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mindset that many
people
have nowadays. To follow and obey
rules
are just basic elements of the contract of
society
, which prevents populations
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going off their ways and
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in anarchy.
In conclusion,
while
it is important to give
children
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their
opinions
or thoughts around themes,
this
could not eclipse the wide urgency for them to learn, from a very young age, the aspects or the foundations of the civilized societies, which
consist in following
rules
or respecting their elders.
Moreover
, by
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these things into consideration, we can learn to reciprocate and
good values that would transform and aid
society
as a whole.