This is the description if which I am to describe what this is. The question is; what do you think makes a person good?
#21
If they show respect to anyone and everyone. Sure there might be the occasional person they don't particularly like but they don't show any sort of hatred towards them.
5points
#22
Nothing.
There is no such thing as a good person, there is only you, me, them, us, everyone else who you'll never know or meet.
Good is a construct made by us humans, and doesn't exist in a vacuum.
There is no such thing as a good person, there is only you, me, them, us, everyone else who you'll never know or meet.
Good is a construct made by us humans, and doesn't exist in a vacuum.
4points
#23
Not being perfect, but being yourself
4points
#24
I've always believed that good people read good books, and good books make good people. It's always an identifiable factor - if you want to make friends with someone, check what their taste in books is.
4points
#25
What makes a person good is their ability to notice that someone is troubled, depressed or stressed and help the through what is going on in their life.
My house caught on fire recently and people have been coming from all over to donate to help me and my family.
I have been so thankful for the help.
People read about the fire and decided to help total strangers.
This is what makes a person good.
4points
#26
As boring as it sounds, someone who understands the reason for rules and sticks to them no matter what. We seem to have about 3-4 generations who come from a level of entitlement that is just mind-bogglingly wrong on so many levels, to the point where they will actively break rules / the law if those rules and laws don't suit them. That's not the mark of a good person, that's the mark of someone who grew up without a steer on their moral compass (and it's not helped particularly in the UK by our bloody awful standards of policing)
3points
#27
Compared to what, ice cream?
3points
#28
A person is good if they don't leave someone because of that person's disabilities and illness.
3points
#29
It's what you have in your heart.
3points
#30
"The longer you live, (), the more you'll discover how necessity forces hard choices on us all. It seems to me that goodness does not consist of remaining untouched, but of acting honorably under difficult circumstances."
~Judith Merkle Riley
3points
#31
A good person will do the right thing even when no one is watching.
A good person will do acts of kindness without expecting anything in return.
3points
#32
It all depends on what type of person you are
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2points
#33
Do they like Brussel Sprouts or not...
2points
#34
Courage. You can be kind, compassionate, caring, believe in fair play, etc, but without courage to act on those believes, they don't mean much.
2points
#35
The way they treat animals. And I don’t mean petting cats and dogs. As a vegan, I mean not eating them or their bodily fluids.
Also the way someone treats someone who can’t do anything for them (as in, hasn’t got the time or resources to help with anything.)
2points
#36
their tone of voice
2points
#37
R.E.S.P.E.C.T
2points
#38
If they treat me, an ugly tanned girl, with respect
2points
#39
Being born.
We are born good. Inherently valuable. It is only actions we choose after the fact that can tarnish our value to society. But more often it is society’s judgements that take it away.
2points
#40
How people treat those in the service industry. You ever screw up making coffee at home, yup they can too. Give them a break. If someone treats a server, waitress, waiter like c**p, off my list.
2points