Question

(I need a good response to this discussion post please)

---There are definitely certain behaviors that are allowable for some members of society but not others. For example, professional people such as law enforcement officers, doctors, and teachers will not have the same permitted behaviors in society than other people. Let's go with a police officer. I believe that a police officer has to have the highest ethical standards. For example, when a police officer is off duty he/she cannot be seen hanging out with criminals or doing something illegal such as doing drugs, fighting, or even speeding. That behavior is not acceptable if you are a police officer but maybe for others that type of behavior is allowable. It is allowable but that doesn't mean they won't get into trouble. Another example using a different type of professional can be a professional boxer or mixed martial arts fighter. They are not allowed to get into a fight outside of the ring/cage because they can get into serious trouble and even face criminal charges. There are ethical behaviors allowed and not allowed for everyone. I saw some really good examples of unethical behaviors among individuals, businesses, professionals, politicians and government.

Answer 1

Yet this may be true, this is sadly the norm. We have people in power and leadership who are doing worse than the people we wouldn't even spit towards. The problem is the "norm" is becoming unethical and the ethical is becoming abnormal. Rather than focusing on the positives of society, we are excited by the negatives. These are crucial factors that affect our behaviors not just as professionals or non-professionals, but also as citizens.

Answer 2

That is the norm, and every professionals must follow and obey the rules guiding their profession