Jealousy Of Respect

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Throughout the world, the common courtesy of giving respect to others is beginning to become uncommon. According to Merriam-Webster's dictionary, respect is defined as "A particular way of thinking about or looking at something". This does not mean that to respect a person one should adhere to another's belief system or agree to it. Instead, it means that you do not condemn another person for what they believe in but allow another person to live the life they choose to live, without hurting anyone. Which does not include humiliating another person for what they have chosen to do with their life in any shape, way, or form. Children of coming generations do not know how to be respectful to others because either they have not been taught to respect …show more content…

Resulting in the killing of 130 people, 368 injuries, with 80-99 of those severely injured. This act of violence comes from the root belief that in order to restore the Caliphate of early Islam all Muslims must pledge allegiance to the important doctrines of ISIL, but those who "defile" Islam must be purged of apostasy, often with bloody sectarian killings from ISIL. There is nothing wrong with believing that Muslims should have more commitment to their religion (as a parent would give advice to their child), though when ISIL adds that Muslims have no choice but to pledge allegiance to their doctrines or they will be executed is not in any way being respectful to those whom do not choose to live their life as a Muslim within the Middle East. Regarding to the Paris attacks, this form of disrespect toward others belief in religion have also spread across other nations, having others believe in the process that it is alright to cause pain and death to others if you do not agree or approve of others belief systems. If citizens of this earthly world do not respect each other, then these same citizens will end up destroying each other for the childish reason of disagreeing with one another's way of …show more content…

As not hurting others physically or emotionally because one does not approve of whatever it is another person is or does. On August 25, 2015, Mr. Donald Trump dismissively told television anchor Jorge Ramos to "go back to Univision" before security physically removed the journalist from a press conference in Dubuque, Iowa. Before Sam Clovis exited the stage after he finished answering a question on why he left Governor Perry's campaign to join Mr. Trump's in 2:50 of the 33:06 minute video, Jorge Ramos asked his question to Mr. Trump similarly as journalist Carl on 0:10 began with his question for Mr. Trumps press conference. On 2:45, as Sam Clovis is in the process of exiting the stage to allow Mr. Trump to continue with his press conference, Jorge Ramos begins to ask his question to Mr. Trump, though Mr. Trump ignores his question and says to the crowd "Okay, whose next?". Although Mr. Clovis heard Jorge Ramos' question by giving his attention towards his voice on 2:51 thru 2:53, with Mr. Clovis being farther away to Mr. Ramos compared to Mr. Trump. This form of disrespect is caused when the first person disregards the second for whatever the reason may be, to then make a comment to make sure the second person knows of what has happened and in turn humiliating the second

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