It is wrong to tell people what to do.
We hold these truths to be self evident that all people are created equal and endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights such as life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
I agree.
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I disagree.
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A bit of an inverse of my opinion regarding obedience to authority, so to speak. I believe that generally speaking it is wrong to tell people what to do. We should treat one another as equals by default, and telling people what to do amounts to treating them as below you. That said, in cases where authority is legitimate and beneficial (such as the need for some form of governance to maintain some semblance of order, some form of organization to accomplish tasks that require multiple disparate skillsets and/or large numbers of individuals with similar skillsets, authority to successfully teach a student or raise a child, etc), it is not wrong, but is in fact almost 100% necessary. Still, legitimate authority is a subset of this category, so I would classify it as the exception, with telling people what to do being wrong as a general rule. Side: I agree.
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It is wrong for each one of us knows what we should be doing;However if in case anybody does something notorious,it's better to warn him rather than allowing him to commit the wrong again;yet to poke into somebody's personal habits and affairs is certainly not seen as something good by the public. Side: I agree.
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