
......meanwhile in America and Britain........sundaymorningstaple wrote:OH, I don't know about that. Look at where we are now for instance. It only took a short 44 years to create an almost entire nation of genetic idiots here when it comes to social mores and courtesy. More so considering there have been 33 years of courtesy campaigns with no negligible results as of yet. Therefore it almost has to be a genetic pre-disposition.
This is another point - what KSL seems to see as a genetic predisposition affecting only some individuals (those committing the crimes) is actually a typical well establish behaviour over the whole gene pool of our and other species. Same for the lack of courtesy and morality.sundaymorningstaple wrote:OH, I don't know about that. Look at where we are now for instance. It only took a short 44 years to create an almost entire nation of genetic idiots here when it comes to social mores and courtesy. More so considering there have been 33 years of courtesy campaigns with no negligible results as of yet. Therefore it almost has to be a genetic pre-disposition.
I agree with you 100% that is why I don't see it as race profiling, but more of conditioning, we all have the genes, though our circumstances that trigger our behaviour patterns are very different, conditioning of our environment influences our reactions, be them negative or positive...that is to say coming from a well developed high class or middle class environment to a less well developed environment, will have a negative impact psychologically even though you may think you can cope, which you can, you will not be happy with the result of stepping back in time, seeing individuals that act differently, and behave differently, to be accepted in the environment you must change adapt.x9200 wrote:This is another point - what KSL seems to see as a genetic predisposition affecting only some individuals (those committing the crimes) is actually a typical well establish behaviour over the whole gene pool of our and other species. Same for the lack of courtesy and morality.sundaymorningstaple wrote:OH, I don't know about that. Look at where we are now for instance. It only took a short 44 years to create an almost entire nation of genetic idiots here when it comes to social mores and courtesy. More so considering there have been 33 years of courtesy campaigns with no negligible results as of yet. Therefore it almost has to be a genetic pre-disposition.
Nice try again, utopia . . . I do wonder why you have this penchant for sensationalism and fact distortion . . .utopia wrote:11 March article :
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/w ... 5838879311
An article that touches on the wheelchair beating and also highlights 2 cases of the elderly being attacked over the last couple of days.
Massive manhunt for kindergarten attacker
MUAR: Police have launched a massive manhunt for the man who brutally bludgeoned and injured three pre-schoolers at Tadika Sinario in Lorong Haji Ali here.
Johor police chief Deputy Comm Datuk Mohd Mokhtar Mohd Shariff said police had mounted roadblocks and mobilised teams, including plainclothes policemen, detectives and traffic policemen.
He said all resources in the department would be deployed to nab the attacker.
Extensive search: Traffic policemen screening motorcyclists in Muar yesterday.
“We believe he is of unsound mind and should not be allowed to remain free.
“No one in his right frame of mind would want to hit or hurt children with a hammer.
“I have also directed our intelligence unit and special branch members to collect all information regarding the attacker,”
I wouldn't agree with that at all, human behaviour patterns have been domesticated within a short period of time not sure how long, genetics is a theory only.x9200 wrote:Ksl, again, not the genes not within any comprehendible by our civilized existence time-frame. I am not an expert here but these kind of processes take millennia not generations. And all your examples are about social conditioning with some behaviour patterns switchable within single generation or slightly longer. This has nothing to do with the genes (not in the sense here discussed).
Threw the kid into the boot? To take him to the hospital? And drove around for 3 hours trying to find the hospital? Right.Splatted wrote:Apparently it's all an "innocent mistake"... says parents of accused manslaughterer...
http://au.news.yahoo.com/a/-/newshome/6 ... ning-door/
And he was a taxi driver too... Don' tell me a taxi driver doesn't know where the hospital is... They all park outside them waiting for fares.sundaymorningstaple wrote:Threw the kid into the boot? To take him to the hospital? And drove around for 3 hours trying to find the hospital? Right.Splatted wrote:Apparently it's all an "innocent mistake"... says parents of accused manslaughterer...
http://au.news.yahoo.com/a/-/newshome/6 ... ning-door/
Ok regardless I agree or not, now I am missing the link what all this has to do with our poor Australians?ksl wrote:The evolution of man will take millennia i agree your point, but my point is the genes have been there since whenever, and crimes and domestication is a conditioning process with many triggers, I'm not saying one's genes will change, in our life times or the next several generations, so I haven't been too clear on that point, SMS reminds me of my flock tendencies.
Its more a figure of speech to say its in our genes, with that i mean all the negatives humans do, we are all capable of doing the same, though some races are more conditioned to first world development culture, others take time to adapt, several generations in fact, if they don't adapt, they immigrants become resentful and may become rebellious within their environment.
This sentence caught my attention the most.Gursewak reportedly told his father he shook Gurshan to try to wake him up, but the child didn't respond.
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