Morals Decaying: 12 Disturbing Trends We Glorify But Shouldn’t

Our society is facing a moral crisis. There are several disturbing trends that we glorify but shouldn’t. These trends are harming our culture and our way of life. We need to address these trends if we want to create a better future for ourselves and our children.  Here are 12 of the most disturbing trends that we glorify but shouldn’t.

The glorification of violence

Violence is glorified in our movies, TV shows, and video games. This makes it seem like violence is an acceptable way to solve problems. It also makes it easier for people to justify violence in the real world.

The erosion of respect

People are becoming increasingly disrespectful to each other, both online and in person. This is evident in the way we interact with each other on social media and in public spaces, as well as in the way we treat our leaders and other authority figures.

The decline of civility

People are becoming increasingly rude and inconsiderate to each other, both in their everyday interactions and in the way they handle conflict. This is evident in the way they drive, the way they argue, and the way they disagree, as well as in the way they treat strangers and people who are different from them.

The rise of selfishness

People are becoming increasingly self-centered and focused on their own needs and desires, to the detriment of others and the environment. This is evident in the way we consume resources, the way we interact with each other, and the way we make decisions, as well as in the way we view the world around us.

The decline of personal responsibility

People are becoming less and less willing to take responsibility for their actions. This is evident in the way we blame others for our mistakes, the way we make excuses for our behavior, and the way we expect others to solve our problems.

The rise of victimhood culture

People are increasingly adopting a victim mentality, seeing themselves as helpless and powerless in the face of adversity. This is evident in the way we view ourselves and the world around us, as well as in the way we interact with others.

The decline of family values

The family is the foundation of society. However, family values are declining. This is evident in the rising divorce rate, the number of single-parent households, and the number of children living in poverty.

The rise of materialism

People are increasingly placing more importance on material possessions and the acquisition of wealth, as evidenced by the way we spend our money, the value we place on our possessions, and the way we define success.

The decline of religion

Religion plays a vital role in moral development. However, religion is declining. This is evident in the decreasing number of people who attend religious services and the increasing number of people who identify as agnostic or atheist.

The rise of social media

Social media can be a force for good, but it can also be a force for evil. Social media can be used to spread misinformation and hate speech. It can also be used to bully and harass others.

The decline in education

The quality of education is declining in our schools. This is evident in the decreasing test scores and the increasing number of dropouts.

The rise of government overreach

The government is becoming more and more involved in our lives. This is evident in the increasing number of laws and regulations, the increasing size and scope of the government, and the increasing erosion of our civil liberties.

Conclusion

These are just a few of the disturbing trends that are contributing to the moral decay of our society. We need to address these trends if we want to create a better future for ourselves and our children.