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by Nasrudith
2687 days ago
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It depends on how respect is defined as well. Ask any school child about being demanded respect(obedience) for respect(treated like a person). Some may literally consider honesty more important than concern for feelings. It is also a somewhat cultural thing - in some it is rude to ask politely to someone well known to "please pass" as opposed to "gimme". Etiquite is ironically very contextual. |
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