Human Rights and Culture

[@denismusulo8]

Keep it up nice way of delivering ,keep it up .

[@christy4804]

Btw...I think a big part os culture is SES. Socioeconomic Status. Money is a big factor of one's culture because of the opportunities and networks that so often arise within people who govern the money.

[@christy4804]

*of

[@jlosinski]

I came here to watch cats playing in boxes- what is this?

[@Shueming-yg7hq]

Thank you so much

[@AbdulBasit-br4vf]

great . this is very important . great job

[@ken4975]

1. Doesn't our genetic makeup also inform our cultural choices? 2. Don't rights have to be granted by the government we live under?

[@ParticleJesus]

Universalists believe that your government should be subsumed by their international institutions which will benevolently govern you and impose human rights on you from abroad.

[@dellesajagmohan4940]

For your first question, Nature and Nurture is different. You can be born a specific way (Nature) but the way that you're nurtured (altered by parents or people you grow up with) isn't the same.

[@fortunatecommo3085]

very imformative

[@SuryaKumar2695]

thanks a ton!

[@meatture]

ha ha the car driving thing is no more....it's amazing how we can see change of culture under our ayes....if we live longer we will see a lot.

[@0DlREoAMvERe0]

Maki Abdu it was also actually in one country - Saudi Arabia

[@seirahefn1100]

@@0DlREoAMvERe0 thank u !!!

[@AliNagar-xb8ln]

stio waffling

[@mosarshar]

very slow

[@AliNagar-xb8ln]

bro is waffling get to the point

[@yellowbelly64]

You changed to pink when talking about women and driving! Careful, the feminists will have your balls.

[@edoardoipolimen3015]

fell aslep

[@sunilkumar-td1dl]

Very slow and no one to speak