We've all heard it. If someone of an older generation expresses a bigoted or narrow-minded point of view (about race, gender roles, homosexuality, etc., etc.), and it's argued that they can't be blamed because they are from a 'different generation.'
Do you accept the idea that someone can't wrap their mind around a modern concept, and can't be enlightened, because it didn't exist in their youth? Should their prejudiced/bigotry be dismissed?
Do you accept the idea that someone can't wrap their mind around a modern concept, and can't be enlightened, because it didn't exist in their youth? Should their prejudiced/bigotry be dismissed?
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