YES Limits?
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The Western world's image of freedom is based upon our "unalienable right" to "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness" -- especially the latter. Self-governance, US-style democracy, is the ideal. We seek as few boundaries upon individual behavior as possible. Or as Madison Ave. presents it, we want "No Limits."
Most of us realize that "total freedom" is impossible -- it leads to anarchy and benefits no one. If we legislate no limits on personal behavior, it is impossible for us to prevent this behavior from interfering with the liberty and pursuit of happiness of others.
So, in fact, limits are necessary. But are they merely a necessary evil, or are they a positive good? -
wah .. Brey likes doing GP essay ah?
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weren't those days fun?Originally posted by Icemoon:wah .. Brey likes doing GP essay ah? -
my english fail one.Originally posted by breytonhartge:weren't those days fun?
that was a blemish on my air levels results. -
so sorry to hear that....Originally posted by Icemoon:my english fail one.
that was a blemish on my air levels results.
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not literally fail .. just that results not good.Originally posted by breytonhartge:so sorry to hear that.... -
are limits good for us? or are they just a bad idea from a bygone era...?
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Hoh boy, I can't picture living in this present world without placing certain limits on people!!Originally posted by breytonhartge:are limits good for us? or are they just a bad idea from a bygone era...?
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I almost thought this is the Speaker Corner forum
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why? this topic is a speaker corner topic?Originally posted by laurence82:I almost thought this is the Speaker Corner forum -
Does the Speaker Corner still exist?Originally posted by laurence82:I almost thought this is the Speaker Corner forum