Disrespect of Others

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Many smart scholars now days are not respected either were scholars from way back then.
Think about times when you have disrespected people or when someone has disrespected you.
Why do you think they are not respected? Why do you think the people who disrespect do it?
How do you think they feel? How does it make you feel knowing that you are putting them down? How does it affect them? How does it affect you?
Everybody a least one time in their life time has disrespected someone else. Nobody is prefect.
Our parents do not all show us all the right morals. Everybody is raised up differently no matter if you are related so how. Also you can disrespect people in many different ways. I have disrespected someone before and they did not desire it, and I am truly sorry for my bad manners.
The person that I have disrespected is one of my high school teachers, Mr. Worthington he is my fifth period Algebra two teacher. The way that I have disrespected him, was by talking in his class when he was giving us a lesson. Other people in the same period have also disrespected him but that did not mean that I could have done the same. Mr. Worthington did not desire to be disrespected by me or anybody else he is just trying to do his job and educate us for our good. I promise that I will not talk in his class and that I will pay attention so that I could pass my
Algebra two class so that I will not have to take it again in my senior year. I should not disrespect any other teacher or person because it can hurt their feelings or it can also hurt you later in your life when you one day are disrespected. Mr. Worthington the teacher that I have disrespected looks kind of like some else that has been disrespected also by people, Galileo
Galilei.
Who is or ...

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...reason way, because people at that time thought that people like Galileo was going to die at an early age or that they were going to rot in hell. How did this affect Galileo? This affected him in a social way in life because he did not have many friends as a normal person did back then. How does this affect me? This affects me because people who are smart like Galileo get disrespected every day and it hurts them because they have feelings; these bad manners put their ideas down that one day can save the world by finding a cure for cancer or a solution for pollution. These people who are disrespected could be gold and we treat them like aluminum.

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• "Galileo Galilei." Mac OSXServer. N.p., n.d. Web. 15 Apr. 2014.
• "Galileo Galilei - Facts & Summary." HISTORY com. N.p., n.d. Web. 15 Apr. 2014.

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