Why Do People Still Respect?

For true opinions, so long as they stick around, are a fine thing and do all sorts of good. But they are not willing to stick around for long. Rather, they escape from one's mind, so that they are not worth much until one ties them down by figuring out the cause. (97e-98e)

I believe that everyone has a right to their opinion. Just because it is different than yours doesn’t make it any less valuable or wrong. We need to learn to be open to other ways of things, and evolve. It is hard to change, but change can be a good thing, if it is done properly and

to “judge a book by its cover.“ Individuals tend to go off what little they know about Islam and

There are many takes on virtually anything. Nobody has had the same upbringing or life experiences and because of this, they will have different opinions. Sometimes people think that they know what's best for everyone. This mindset can cause people to feel that if they are disagreed with, it is a direct and personal attack. This is most often not the case, but it can easily get blown out of proportion. Especially with social media, where small arguments can go viral.

One of the many flaws human beings posses is the incessant need to be right. Whether its over an important issue like whether or not God exists, or a petty argument over who sang a song better, it is natural instinct to fight in favor of our opinions. Just look at the comment section on YouTube, or the replies to a celebrity’s tweets, and there will be hundreds of posts where people are calling others’ opinions dumb, and saying that only their opinion is right. What many of these people do not realize is that the reasoning behind their opinions rely on logical fallacies. This same trend can also be found in many articles that analyze conspiracy theories because many of them base their evidence off of logical fallacies. When the author uses

Most people in our society say what’s on their mind and give opinions on just about any subject. For the most part, people don’t always know everything about an issue before they offer their opinion; sometimes they don’t know anything at all, but they still give their input anyway. Having our views is a form of communicating with others, like understanding where someone stands on certain issues or arguing for facts. . Opinions should always be backed up with evidence.

Additionally, there are numerous meanings on being respectful. Primarily, respectful means a person to treat someone as one wants to get treated as. Even that ‘someone’ doesn’t want to respect the person, she/he must treat the person well. If the person doesn’t, that will make the person as same as the person who didn’t treat the one at first. Another meaning of respectful would be to listen to other’s opinions. When students do group projects with other people, they should always listen to their peers’ ideas, because that is respect, and there might be a better idea. Lastly, being respectful means to treat everyone equally. Maybe the treatment to an unknown person and a best friend will totally be different, but this case will be discrimination on anything. For example, Race, gender, language, looks and income. We are all equal as people, so we always have to treat others equally without any discrimination. Being respectful means to treat someone as one wants to get treated as, listening to other’s opinions, and treating everyone

Respect, especially in the Army is a very important value to live by. It is much more than just talking kindly and listening to someone. It is the process of taking into consideration someone’s emotions, feelings and needs. You must also focus on their ideas, thoughts, and preferences. It is showing someone that you value their time; that you care what they have to say. Showing someone respect allows that person to know and acknowledge that you are tracking them and that you comprehend and believe in what they are saying, It is important to allow someone to feel your respect for them. It will ease the conversation and create trust. Behavior and attitude will allow the person demanding respect to feel that respect. When we

It is often said that the Non Commissioned Officer is the backbone of the United States Army. The truth is respect is the true backbone of the United States Army. Not just respect, but mutual respect. Without mutual respect the Army and all Military would fail in its mission. However, mutual respect alone is still not enough. It is all of the core values that stem from respect. These build together the necessary building blocks of leadership and mutual respect.

Some may believe that Everyone has their own opinions but not their own facts is a better

It’s what makes us different from one another. If a person selects something that is different, and shares their reasons why, it's all about conveying their opinion. When people don’t believe in what another person is conveying, concerning their reasons why they came to their conclusion they have the right not to agree. This is why we have discussions, even if their reasons are wrong; it’s all about bringing their opinions to the attention of someone else. In their discussion one person's reason seems better than the other person; it doesn’t make them smarter; it might be their views are better.

Throughout life we were taught how to act and behave. We were taught by your parent's, teachers, as well as our own senses of your surroundings. Each and every person goes through life in a different atmosphere. The word respect basically means the way you understand something, and embracing the similarities or differences. The way you and I understand something, others may be complete opposite side of the fence in their point of view on the same topic. This is where Respect ultimately comes to play. Respect is acknowledging these differences while not letting the difference come between you in a negative way. I personally view respect as a positive influence, never negative no matter how its used.

With that being said, respect is important. That much is a fact. Who deserves respect? Our higher ups. Squad leaders, platoons sergeants, and first sergeant especially (our officers get respect without saying, I mean, look at all their ranger tabs. That is badass). There is not one NCO I would not do nothing for. If there is a request, one phrase in my head immediately fires off, "MOVING SERGEANT!" All the NCOs in Alpha Company are qualified and competent enough to do what is needed to complete the mission. The mission is part of the warrior ethos. "I will always place the mission first. I will never accept defeat. I will never quit. I will never leave a fallen comrade." Someone has paid someone a lot of dollars to carefully think of this.

To me respect means is to be kind to others. What My dad use to say “be kind to others and they will be kind back to you. This core is important to me because when I was little I was not kind to others I was disrespectful to other because they were disrespect to me so that is what they deserve. One day I was walking to school and a bunch of kids where be mean to me they were calling me names and making fun of my weight because I was big, one day I had enough and they were talking about me and then I started talking about them and then when they talk to me I make fun of them. I started making fun of people when I was in 4th grade because I did not like when they were calling me names and I stopped when I

Respect is a big issue the world is facing currently. Too many people in the world are too selfish, and they think everybody needs to pamper them, think the same as them, and enjoy the same things as them. If others would accept that people may have different opinions than they do, the world would be a much kinder, close knit place.