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Old February 28th 06, 06:42 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Well, there ya go. The "do-gooder" is setting themselves up for a civil
suit for wrongful arrest. Had it been me, I'm afraid I'd have gone to
jail for assault and battery on the jerk for interferring with my
parenting skills. Yeh I know, that sounds like a godawful attitude and
a real butthead.


Yeah...it sure does. Sounds like martial skills, not parenting skills.

But, my kids still say "Yes Sir" and "No Ma'm",and
hold doors open for people, and show respect for people.


See my post to Grumman-581.

How they act
privately is open for speculation but I think I'd still bet on my kids
being respectful of others and their property.
Are people afraid to demand some societal respect and behaviour? Well
somebody better get their act together or we're all gonna go down in
flames.


I'm an active flight instructor and to no surprise, my students still
address me as "Sir" without any demands to do so. I'd like to delude
myself into thinking its out of respect? The majority of them are young
officers in the Navy or Marine Corps.


My son (never hit, etc) is a USN LT (jg) and he would. He was taught WHY
courtesty and good manners are a good deal (it's reciprocal). Infer from
that what you will.


 




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