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I think everyone should be treated equally, but you might want to pay a little more respect to the higher ranks. I have been disrespected because of my age but i kinda expected that to happen because it is human nature.

 

[ This Message was edited by: Patrick on 2002-02-02 06:51 ]

"Which one is more foolish, the fool or the fool who follows him?" - Obi Wan Kenobi

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I think that belts go to peoples heads too often. If you have a little kid with an advanced belt who is a horrible asshole, than he will recieve no respect from me.

 

I do have people like that at my school. I think that people should earn respect, they should not be given respect just because they have a colored belt on.

 

 

Do unto others, as they done to you.

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::edit:: Edited by Bon

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There are always two choices, two paths to take. One is easy. And its only reward is that it's easy.

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o.k. First of all. I don't want to sound like a nerd but I heard that you can't put pictures in you signatures. Second, in my school you will not receive a belt without respect. If you know techniques way beyond your class you will not receive a belt without showing respect. I think that respect should be based on rank, cause they earned it. :karate:

 

 

Boards don't hit back.

-Bruce Lee

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Humility is a quality of all serious TKD students. Although practicing TKD does boost self-confidence, this should not show a false sense of superiority to students especially if one has attained black belt. On the contrary, a good student should be humble and considerate. TKD practitioners have the highest regard for the morality and ethics of TKD... maybe in other styles which aren't as traditional, you will find this disregard.

 

You get back what you give.... just remember that for the future!

 

:karate: :nod:

 

 

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This is an unfortunate but common problem. At it's best martial arts teaches respect. Unfortunately schools are not allways at their best. I think in many schools women students, where they are a definate minority of the enrollment, are at times treated a bit differently.

 

Young higher ranking belts with attitude problems are many times also treated with less respect than their rank should entail.

 

And then there are just days where it seems everyone in the dojo has an off day at the same time. :argue:

 

 

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