Question

Modern-day Statement Ancient Chinese Philosophy and Why “Laws are created to maintain order. If you commit the crime, you do the time.” “If children were taught to be more respectful and responsible in the home, there would be fewer behavior issues in schools and more law-abiding citizens in society.” “I don’t need the government to tell me what to do. I have enough respect for the people and world around me to make the right decisions.”

pls im very confused

Answer 1

This seems to belong to Confucianism.

Step-by-step explanation:

Confucianism generally taught people to do good things out of their own will then by being afraid of punishment with Legalism. Confucianism taught leaders to lead by example instead of punishment so that those who committed crimes would not feel afraid of being caught but instead feel guilty and bad for what they've done. It also reminds people that good parenting will lead to better children and therefore a better society.

Answer 2

This seems to belong to Confucianism.

Step-by-step explanation:

Confucianism generally taught people to do good things out of their own will then by being afraid of punishment with Legalism. Confucianism taught leaders to lead by example instead of punishment so that those who committed crimes would not feel afraid of being caught but instead feel guilty and bad for what they've done. It also reminds people that good parenting will lead to better children and therefore a better society.