[mr.miyagi]

Originally Posted by FWB

Well I'm certainly behind option two, for a fewreasons:

1) I refuse to believe humans are born evil or good.
2) Society dictates what is evil and good
3) Everything is a social construction, so even putting aside the fact that the definitions are created by society, human beings are socially constructed; so are their actions. With that said I am not suggesting one can thus lift the burden of responsibility from oneself since a) we contribute to society and b) one has to draw certain lines at certain points for society to "function".

im in agreement.
god damn it, you're all bringing back the memories of my 2 years studying of the human mind in Psychology, I've done pages and pages of work on this stuff. Psychology is the biggest load of bollocks subject ever. Trust me, its basically putting big silly words in complicated order to try and hide the fact no-one knows shit about the human mind really. yes its interesting but theres no right or wrong answers. its the most subjective of subjects ever.
i've can't think of the correct name for this argument at this moment in time but its all about the shaping of the person as they grow up. environmental effects or human interaction.......====
HOLD ON, I'VE REMEMBERED::ITS THE 'NATURE-NURTURE DEBATE'
GOD, i did an essay on that
i also did one all about 'can people be born leaders' which was annoying.
well anyway, i agree with FWB

mr.miyagi-that was a silly post miyagi
mr.miyagi=yea i know, i was jus thinking out aloud but typing it too
mr.miyagi-you're a bit of an idiot miyagi
mr.miyagi=thats why i'm on that wall over there
mr.miyagi-but i still love you
mr.miyagi=thanks darling, whats for dinner tonight?
mr.miyagi-apples
mr.miyagi=...not again.