How Not to Treat People |
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| Daily Dose of Reason - Politics & Government | ||||
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There are two ways to treat people poorly. One is to treat them with less respect than they deserve; the other with more respect than they deserve. The first leads to a sense of demoralization and improper humility. The second leads to a sense of entitlement and arrogance. If you find either of these qualities in people around you, first ask yourself: How, if at all, did I contribute to this?
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