Ethics
By Lambchoper
@Lambchoper (538)
United States
May 9, 2008 4:41pm CST
Our ethics play an important role in our lives and in our society. I was wondering how you feel about it when another person has a glaring shortage of ethics. Do you feel this impacts you as an individual or is their lack theirs alone. How does it affect you?
2 responses
@Scooter_lib_ee (15)
• United States
10 May 08
I admire people with ethics. The lack of ethics in a person isn't something I can tend to tolerate, or overlook. Perhaps I'm being shallow, and lack a certain amount of ethics regarding being more open minded.
@Lambchoper (538)
• United States
17 May 08
Hey Scooter! In what ways does their lack of ethics impact you? Thanks for the response.
@Prophet_Warrior (93)
• Philippines
9 May 08
Yes of course, ethics play an important role as we continue to co-exist among our fellow men. When I was young, I need to be taught about ethics. I am thankful that there are people who were patient with me teaching me how to behave in certain circumstances. If I see some people lacking in some ethics, I feel that their parents or their teachers failed to teach them. Or if they are grown up individuals, they may have been taught but failed to learn. It does affect a bit.
