MTR
後輩
- 8 Jun 2009
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Yeah yeah yeah, there's good and bad in each country.
But isn't it also true that much of our social character, as a group or alone, is actually a publicly processed product? The "good people" are what the society makes them. By "good", it means being considerate to others when there's no immediate personal benefit. The "bad people" are also what the society makes them. People are who they are because of national character formation. Otherwise, I don't know how one can explain why petty crimes occur so regularly in Vietnam? (Like another person was complaining about in the "Bad Vietnam" thread. Theft and mugging are definitely not my definition of "goodness".)
But isn't it also true that much of our social character, as a group or alone, is actually a publicly processed product? The "good people" are what the society makes them. By "good", it means being considerate to others when there's no immediate personal benefit. The "bad people" are also what the society makes them. People are who they are because of national character formation. Otherwise, I don't know how one can explain why petty crimes occur so regularly in Vietnam? (Like another person was complaining about in the "Bad Vietnam" thread. Theft and mugging are definitely not my definition of "goodness".)