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the world needs to take a serious step back and revalue the values of moral ethic. people should question just where the root of what is considered inappropriate, or what exatly is right and wrong, came from. alot of the highest held moral values of today, are based on religious teaching from an obsolete church which the majority of us have shunned. we aren't living in the middle ages anymore. i'm not sure if you believe in god or not, but for the sake of my point i'll assume you don't. i'd say the generation we live in now here in north america has given up on the true belief in god. once you no longer truely believe in god, do you really need to adhere to so strictly to the chruch's restrictions? no. alot of people who give up on god feel a guilt, like they need to be ultra-holy in some christian-sense, causing themselves to live what they consider to be the supermoral lifestyle. they live as finely as they can by doing what is generally considered "right". what we see as right is the direct influence of hundreds and hundreds of years of christian teaching. if you think deeply enough on it, you will know what is trly right for you. if you like to dance, enjoy the money, enjoy the work, and the people, what is wrong in that? absolutely nothing...
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