The social problem that needs to be reform is re-introducing
standard manners. Please, thank you, good morning, and God or just bless you
when someone sneeze all have lost their value.
I work for Wal-Mart over night and about 5am the nine to
fivers begin to run in to get their last minute things. As they pass by, I say
good morning to everyone and 5 out of 10 will speak. The other five do not part
their lips. Granted there is freedom of speech but what happens to old fashion
common courtesy
When I first moved to Virginia from New York, I remember the
neighbors would wave when you passed or drove by. Now, you can stand right next
to someone and sneeze and they won’t even say bless you.
Although this is probably more of a moral than a social
issue one they all work together. If we can remember the Golden Rule, do unto
other as you would have them do unto you, in every area of our lives, it will
make the other social issues like gun control, or health reform easier to
decide.
This is most definitely easier said than done because unlike
common social issues this cannot be voted on and changed it simply has to be taught
from birth.
In conclusion, there is only one way to eat an elephant, and
that’s one bite at a time. This is how changes should be taken when forming our
lives and reforming our government, a little at a time, and eventually the
small changes will be noticeable big ones.
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