I say this with love…
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On the contary....
You know murphy's law says this:
Stress is caused by the body's urge, not to beat the living daylights out of someone who desperately deserves it. (Thats a joke)
Yes our Canadian society is stressed. Mental health issues, Health issues, Job issues, life choice issues, money issues, feeding your family issues (see increase in use of food banks), Lack of family doctors for families that need a family doctor, why does that kid in school act up? family problems, divorce etc. Housing issues, inflation issues, food prices increase etc. All of this is stress on our individuals and thus on our society.
So you see car rage, and abusive language to clerks are all just symptoms of stress. Where is your proof that society is not overstressed. So what are your facts that "Society doesn't behave as well as it should and it's worse now than the past.". What are the causes for that? Bad behaviour? What is the cause of bad behaviour? Fucken google it...
I did it for you...
Bad behavior can stem from a variety of causes, including psychological factors, environmental influences, and personal challenges. Here are some common reasons behind bad behavior:
- Psychological Factors: Mental health issues, personality disorders, and unresolved trauma can lead to acting out in negative ways. For instance, someone with untreated anxiety might lash out aggressively as a misguided attempt to protect themselves from perceived threats.
- Environmental Influences: Growing up in a household where bad behavior is the norm can make it seem acceptable. This can lead to children or adults adopting similar behaviors.
- Personal Challenges: Issues such as communication difficulties, emotional regulation struggles, and lack of self-awareness can contribute to bad behavior.
Understanding the root causes of bad behavior is crucial for effective intervention and behavior change. Addressing these underlying issues can help individuals develop healthier behaviors and improve their overall well-being.
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Stress can be defined as a state of worry or mental tension caused by a difficult situation. Stress is a natural human response that prompts us to address challenges and threats in our lives. Everyone experiences stress to some degree. The way we respond to stress, however, makes a big difference to our overall well-being.
Stress is accumulative too. So it builds up.
And I said that you have to understand why they are reacting that way (road rage/yelling abuse). You don't, therefore you put the blame on the individual.
Scientific principle of "causes and effects".
And yes "kindness" goes along way.
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People can’t change their feelings right away. Who knows where they come from. However, they can definitely change their attitude and behaviour. Chaos is easy. Discipline is hard. They need to make the right choice. Or bugger off.
Doesn’t matter where it comes from. Shouldn’t be projected on someone else. Especially in vulnerable situations. Root causes of ‘bad behaviour’ need to be sorted elsewhere.
Fist Fighting perhaps?? Bad behaviour and violence has been man's calling card for a long time. Its still happening today.
A very good reason why the Western world has not been fighting external battles is the existence of nuclear weapons and MAD (Mutually Assured Destruction). Nothing is going to change the core of mankind.... Inheritly mankind is destructive.
I think that strong people should protect the weak people. But today the strong people only do it, if protecting them is in their own personal interest...
Society can only deal with the aftermath of the bad behaviour if it gets physical. Not much they can do for someone "losing it" in public.
I don’t think anyone knows what this means. Deep thoughts with Jack Handy
