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Originally posted by goodlun View PostIn the end I tend to not worry about 6 year old fighting at all. I just can't think of too many instances of 6 year olds severely beating other 6 year olds.
Let's face it...some folks are just freakin terrified about the possibility of lil johnny getting pushed by pissy pant jimmy. I think helping the kid to develop coping skills for people not liking him might help him a little better. Bullying exists, but not all bullying is equal and just how much bullying is actually being done by 6 year olds that a call to the parents would not shut down immediately? I think it's far more effective than a kid trying to remember his anti-bully speach and trying to go to guard.
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Originally posted by Lu Tze View PostI don't give a flying fuck what she thinks she is.
1. a person who believes in pacifism or is opposed to war or to violence of any kind.
2. a person whose personal belief in pacifism causes him or her to refuse being drafted into military service. Compare conscientious objector.
General opposition to violence is only a secondary definition. Being opposed to war does not mean being opposed to unarmed self-defense.
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Originally posted by ermghoti View Posthttp://dictionary.reference.com/browse/pacifist
1. a person who believes in pacifism or is opposed to war or to violence of any kind.
2. a person whose personal belief in pacifism causes him or her to refuse being drafted into military service. Compare conscientious objector.
General opposition to violence is only a secondary definition. Being opposed to war does not mean being opposed to unarmed self-defense.
IMO, You can see evidence for someone's cowardice or pacifism in two distinct situations:
Firstly, Through Non-action.
e.g.
Someone not intervening when others are mugged/raped. Or those who ignored the plight of Jews in WW2, for fear of reprisals against themselves. (Cowards)
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A person, (or nation) being able to walk away, despite someone else behaving like a prick, even though issuing a beatdown would almost certainly be successful.
Secondly, through action. e.g.
Someone applying force to get what they want from someone who is clearly weaker or less able than themselves (Coward)
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Ghandi's bunch's non-violent protests, involving standing tall and taking a beating. Or Japanese WW2 pacifists taking themselves to the front line, and firing there rifles over the heads of the enemy. (Pacifist)
I don't think we know enough about the woman to know she is a coward. That said, if forced to choose I too would guess she is a coward. And prior to classes, was close to raising another one.Last edited by Ignorami; 11/06/2010 11:26am, .
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Originally posted by ignorami View PostShe thinks she is a pacifist, but I beleive Lu Tze thinks she is simply scared of violence, and hiding behind the pacifist label to allow her to claim a moral high-ground rather than just admit she is a coward.
EDIT Despite Lu Tze having posted pretty much those words, I missed it. Speed browsing FtF.
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In my experiences with 'pacifists' I tend to see a lot of passive agression.
A true pacifist is also non violent in his thoughts and in the things he says.
I believe that like whats being said earlier, a lot of 'pacifists' are just plain cowards but found an acceptable way of dealing with this.
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