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[xoopx]

you're not understanding the definition of respect.
people may -show- violent people respect through fear, but they dont respect them at all.

Of course not. Should the one who controlled others lose his fear effect upon them, he'll notice soon enough and often painful enough that it wasn't respect that others showed him.

[Lizard]

I am curious.What is actually your definition of respect?

[xoopx]

Originally posted by Lizard@Feb 21 2005, 01:44 PM
I am curious.What is actually your definition of respect?

let me put it this way, true respect is EARNED

[Omuletzu]

Well i seen cases, and i know what i'm talking about!

[wormpaul]

I think Violence isnt the good way to earn respect :not_ok:

[Omuletzu]

No it isn't but when lacking brains it is the best way to subdue people, and ultimately earn their respect, even if only through fear.Of course if you are trying to earn respect from intelligent people, then that's another thing.Logic is your best friend.

[wormpaul]

Indeed..

But when you like violence..

Go play: The punisher....not a good game...but still fun for people who love violence k:

[Schabernakel-anbeter]

Some people dont respect others if they are not violent :blink:

I dont know where this is from

Normally this are people who had been violent so they think you are not
allowed to have voice in the chapter...

strange world :bye:

[FlightorFight]

This whole thread reminds me of Machiavelli's The Prince
His ideas about it is better to be feared than loved if you're in a leadership type position.