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L : I have to say that I , and most of my friends , well , we were up to respect older people . And not just older people , but everyone really . It ? s part of our culture .
E : I ? m not there . Respect is important , of course it is . But what I ? m saying is that , in my opinion , it ? s not something that ? s to a certain culture ? it ? s international , surely , it ? s part of being a normal human being , of being part of a civilised community , isn ? t it ?
L : That ? s a relevant point , and I see where you ? re coming from . But I don ? t know that I ? m totally in here . In some cultures , respect is , whereas in others it has to be earned . In my culture , for example , it ? s automatic .
E : But surely respect has to be earned ? You can ? t respect someone who doesn ? t deserve it . I mean , to take an extreme example , you wouldn ? t respect a , would you ?
L : Oh now , come on . You ? re looking at things the wrong way round . My tells me that I should respect people until they cause me to lose that respect ? doesn ? t that make ?
E : OK , I take your point , but I still think politeness and respect are human traits , not cultural ones .
L : You know , when I say automatic respect , I ? m thinking about , for example , respecting older people automatically because they have lived long lives and have acquired , well , . In my society , older people are valued and family ties are strong , so , for example , older family members live with and are looked after by their family ? not , as I see happening in many other countries .

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E : Fair enough . Yeah , you make a good point . And I must say I have to agree to some extent . But , moving on ? and changing the focus of the topic slightly ? wouldn ? t you say that for some reason , in general , there ? s a of respect these days between the generations ?
C : If I can come in here . I think that now we ? re getting to the real point . Today ? s young people have a total lack of respect , in my opinion . They ? re rude , in their phones and ignore you when you ? re talking to them . They ? re lazy , sitting in their rooms all day , never helping out . People say I should respect them , but they simply don ? t respect me !
E : Hey , that ? s going too far ! OK , some young people might appear not to respect anyone outside their age group , but you can ? t like that . What you ? re saying is unjustifiable and narrow - minded . You only have to open your eyes and you ? ll see young people who definitely don ? t sit in that .
C : OK , so when was the last time a young person a door open for you or gave up a seat on a train to an older person ? Tell me that !
L : Right , it ? s clear you both have strong views here . But Clare , I think there ? s a slight in your argument when you say all young people are lazy . Check out the lists of young , or volunteering sites for teenagers . . . it ? s patently obvious that they aren ? t all lazy and expect the world to give them a living . Look at Greta Thunberg and how she ? s young people to fight for the environment !
C : She ? s an exception .
L : But I appreciate that there are some problems . As I see it , the lack of respect between generations is happening where the culture of respect is not strong , where traditions and family bonds are breaking down . Both the older and the younger generations feel misunderstood by the other , and it ? s because the cultural ? how can I say it ? glue , maybe , that holds societies together , is .
E : Wow , that ? s a bit deep ! But I think I get where you ? re coming from . On the other hand , however . . .

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