🚀 go-pugleaf

On 10 Oct 1996 19:42:51 GMT, Trish <Trish@speedy.ehs.uiuc.edu> wrote:

>dipaula@access3.digex.net (Donald DiPaula) wrote:
>
>>
>>adults are legally responsible, both for their own behavior and that of their
>>minor children and other legal dependans.  if a child is taught to handle
>>snakes or to worship satan, not only are they not doing anything illegal, but
>>it still does not (yet) impinge on others; unless someone told you, you
>>wouldn't have any way to know when you encountered a snake handler or a
>>satanist.  if the child grows up and learns that society finds their beliefs
>>repugnant, they have several choices still: they can avoid such society in
>>general, they can change their beliefs, they can keep their beliefs secret,
>>or they can be confrontational.  only the last choice is likely to cause a
>>problem, and it is the choice to be confrontational, _not_ the core beliefs,
>>that is the source of the problem.
>>-- 

What if they're also raised to be confrontational? IOW it's a core
belief?

Just wonderin',
--Derek


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