Everyday Aggression
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The document discusses creating an ideal, utopian society without crimes, violence, or racism. It notes that conflicts will inevitably arise due to infringements on human rights and questions where to draw the boundary between defending one's own rights versus maintaining balance. The key, it argues, is for all members of society to properly understand the balance between rights and aggression and to respond adequately rather than naively when violations occur or attacks happen, following general moral principles of not attacking or killing unless absolutely necessary. If everyone, including children, is raised with this understanding and does not tolerate unnecessary aggression, it believes it could effectively stop aggression in society.
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1) Trey is a 16-year-old drug dealer who owes money to his kingpin boss. He is meeting the kingpin in a school parking lot to discuss the money he owes.
2) At the meeting, the kingpin shoots Trey in the chest after Trey admits he does not have the money.
3) Tyrone, Trey's friend, gets a text about the shooting from Brandon and rushes to the scene. A shootout ensues between Tyrone and the kingpin's men, during which the kingpin is shot. Tyrone threatens the kingpin further before the scene ends.
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Everyday Aggression
- 1. Imagine an ideal society .
- 2. without: Crimes Violence Racism
- 4. It’s called “ Utopia ”
- 5. Our society is something like this:
- 6. From other point of view:
- 7. Every infringement of human rights by violence is an act of aggression C O N F L I C T!!!
- 8. If my opponent wins the conflict, by violence , the situation is changing to :
- 9. It’s the same if I win the conflict violently . So, where is the boundary?! What is more important? My right, Other’s right or the Balance? What We have to do? The answer of this question is the answer of “How to escape the aggression?”.
- 10. Like parts from the social mechanism , we can’t live just by our own rules. The most important thing is to keep the Balance and to respond adequately to the violation of the rights. If someone take our last chocolate, it’s not necessary to kill that person . If someone attack us, it’s not necessary to “turn the other cheek” .
- 11. Don’t be naïve , be adequate ! We have to know the proper balance between “ rights and aggression ” The answers of “What is proper?” are generally valid morale principles, well known to us all: Don’t attack and Don’t kill without being forced to .
- 12. Yes, it is so simple ! If I don’t tolerate the aggression, and You don’t tolerate the aggression, Our kids will not tolerate it, too! If All the kids in the classroom don’t tolerate it, there’s not going to be aggression in the classroom, or it will be suspended just in the beginning. When your kid grows up and joins to the Police forces , my grown kid will be sure in the Police forces and will trust them!
- 13. So, is it actually so hard to stop the aggression?