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Tag Archives: respect
Idea’s What Matters, Not the Source or Side From Which it Comes
A look at why our increasingly polarized society is undermining our ability to learn, grow, and be better citizens. Continue reading
Critically Speaking
A look at the sorry state of criticism these days — both in terms of how it’s applied and how it’s taken. We need to cut out those who choose to take things to a personal level and recognise those who use criticism the right way — to respectfully make things better! Continue reading
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Tagged City of London, City of Opportunity, criticism, critics, Jim Chapman, London, respect, theme
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Respectfully, I Withhold my Support
Why the author can’t support our troops in Afghanistan, despite having all the respect in the world for their dedication to our country. Continue reading
Posted in Politics (Menard Communications Archive)
Tagged Afghanistan, military, respect
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What Ever Happened to Respect?
Why do some people show so little respect for the national anthem, especially at sporting events? Continue reading
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Tagged fans, national anthem, respect, rude
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