View Full Version : What does it mean to be considerate of others?
oldgoldy97
04-01-2024, 10:38 AM
I like this description:
To be considerate is to be no less aware of your neighbors discomfort than you are of your own.
Do you equate buying things for people as being considerate? Or is it little things that help people out or show you’re aware of their needs and/or dislikes?
jplarson
04-01-2024, 10:45 AM
More the second one than the first. First can be depending on intent. I also like that definition.
JeremyNick
04-01-2024, 10:52 AM
Most people have money to buy things.
Being considerate tends to be more about doing things than just buying.
TheFrenzy
04-01-2024, 10:54 AM
It means to not falsely claim to have received death threats just because you experienced a minor inconvenience.
spuds1961
04-01-2024, 10:57 AM
Most people have money to buy things.
Being considerate tends to be more about doing things than just buying.
This is how I feel just doing a chore my wife hates to do is more appreciated than any bouquet of flowers I would buy her.
smanzari
04-01-2024, 10:57 AM
Its just another way to say the "Golden Rule" (treating others how you want to be treated)
glen87
04-01-2024, 11:26 AM
i will be considerate of your feelings and not tell you how bad this thread is
Stifle
04-01-2024, 11:30 AM
Its just another way to say the "Golden Rule" (treating others how you want to be treated)
Absolutely, accountability that isn’t equal leads to division. Hypothetically, If a group and I’ll continue with a hypothesis our military or business’s harbors the most evil act, killing of a person for gain of knowledge or profit. If our government were to place a half million servicemen in Atomic fallout locations to see how they would perform. The same should be done to those that allowed these decisions to be carried out and I would bet that the numbers would be tremendously low. Life is cheap when it’s not looked at equally.
oldgoldy97
04-01-2024, 11:33 AM
No poll??
I was being considerate of you, NN.
oldgoldy97
04-01-2024, 11:34 AM
Absolutely, accountability that isn’t equal leads to division. Hypothetically, If a group and I’ll continue with a hypothesis our military or business’s harbors the most evil act, killing of a person for gain of knowledge or profit. If our government were to place a half million servicemen in Atomic fallout locations to see how they would perform. The same should be done to those that allowed these decisions to be carried out and I would bet that the numbers would be tremendously low. Life is cheap when it’s not looked at equally.
This was my third choice.
majestik101
04-01-2024, 11:37 AM
I like this description:
To be considerate is to be no less aware of your neighbors discomfort than you are of your own.
Do you equate buying things for people as being considerate? Or is it little things that help people out or show you’re aware of their needs and/or dislikes?
How about you start being considerate by not posting click bait threads in the football forums, NN
1 star
oldgoldy97
04-01-2024, 11:47 AM
How about you start being considerate by not posting click bait threads in the football forums, NN
1 star
Must suck to have a day named after you.
jplarson
04-01-2024, 11:53 AM
This was my third choice.
:cry:
I was being considerate of you, NN.
That doesn't seem very considerate
hairysasquatch
04-01-2024, 12:06 PM
Wow, this is bad. :p
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