Peoples' opinions differ as to whether or not, young generation are obliged to obey the rules of their tradition within their society. Whilst there are some strong arguments against this assertion that young people should be free to behave as individuals, but I still believe that it is necessary aspect of being good citizens.
There are several reasons why people might argue that young generation should be free to behave as individuals. Firstly, there is evidence to support the idea that younger people want freedom without pressure during their life process, as implication they might show bad manners to their friends or people who are in their age. Secondly, many people would agree that, as a result of freedom the types of bad manners multiplying day by day, if it continues as such, there may be moral collapse on the early age of people. Finally, it is recognized that the templeton which does not have rules may have negative impact on a walk of life, so that they could do anything whatever they want rather it has negative influence on other people or not
In spite of above arguments I support the outlook that younger people are required to obey the rules of their tradition. The main benefit of it is that they could pass down good manners and rules which help to their children in the long term. In doing so, people might save their tradition and somehow the importance of it in on a whole society. For example, greeting is inherent from our grand parents and it plays key role on our tradition. In my view, not only does obey the rules save our tradition, but also it could allure people from another traditons with positive outlook on it.
In conlusion, it is clear that freedom for young people could be cruicial, but I strongly maintain that obeying the rules of our tradion and passing down to our young generation might enhance the value of traditions.
Umed latipov (338 words )
Peoples' opinions differ
as to whether or not
,
young
generation
are obliged
to obey the
rules
of their
tradition
within their society. Whilst there are
some
strong arguments against this assertion that
young
people
should be free to behave as individuals,
but
I
still
believe that it
is necessary
aspect of being
good
citizens.
There are several reasons why
people
might
argue that
young
generation should be free to behave as individuals.
Firstly
, there is evidence to support the
idea
that younger
people
want freedom without pressure during their life process, as implication they
might
show
bad
manners to their friends or
people
who are in their age.
Secondly
,
many
people
would
agree
that,
as a result
of freedom the types of
bad
manners multiplying day by day, if it continues as such, there may be moral collapse on the early age of
people
.
Finally
, it
is recognized
that the
templeton
which does not have
rules
may have
negative
impact on a walk of life,
so
that they could do anything whatever they want
rather
it has
negative
influence on other
people
or not
In spite of
above arguments I support the outlook that younger
people
are required
to obey the
rules
of their
tradition
. The main benefit of it is that they could pass down
good
manners and
rules
which
help
to their children in the long term. In doing
so
,
people
might
save their
tradition
and somehow the importance of it in on a whole society.
For example
, greeting is inherent from our grand parents and it plays key role on our
tradition
. In my view, not
only
does obey the
rules
save our
tradition
,
but
also
it could allure
people
from another
traditons
with
positive
outlook on it.
In
conlusion
, it is
clear
that freedom for
young
people
could be
cruicial
,
but
I
strongly
maintain that obeying the
rules
of our
tradion
and passing down to our
young
generation
might
enhance the value of traditions.
Umed
latipov
(338 words
)