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Is American Culture Becoming More Immoral?
Posted by Agit8r • 8/13/09 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
Topics: Culture, facing reality, progress
or European culture... or wherever anyone here may live?
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I think that immorality is a judgment issue - and well - I don't judge anyone - except those who HURT purposefully others.
I mean - I wouldn't be doing a pole dance at a Catholic church - that's disrespectful - but I don't mind if someone wants to be doing a naked pole dance - yanno?
I mean - sex, lifestyle, etc. Is all a choice that people SHOULD be able to make.
Hurting others - is not.
But overall - nah - immorality is just a figment of someone else's imagination - or lack thereof. -
In the OP, i was referring to Universally (or near universally) recognized immorality... like the rape of a child, or cold blooded murder... stuff like that.
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Unfortunately, when you are so used to seeing or living in your own culture, you will inevitably have judgement issues with foreign cultures. What Americans are in America may not be who they are when they come to live in Asia or other parts of the world. Culture is quite dynamic, can be learnt, adapted and assimilated. Thus the form called cultural exchange.
It is difficult for many to travel out of their own culture to experience other people's culture, because of financial reasons or obligations which they cannot leave behind. So for them, they are isolated.
I recently joined a website called culture crossing, which does seem promising in connecting with other people I can never get to meet because of geographical location issues.
www.culturecrossing.net/
I love languages. Naturally I become drawn towards topics on culture and they both go hand in hand.
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