The realization that certain actions or beliefs were wrong often emerges gradually through social, cultural, and historical shifts. For example, the abolition of slavery became widely recognized as a moral imperative in the 19th century, driven by humanitarian movements and changing attitudes toward human rights. Similarly, societal awareness around issues like racial equality, gender rights, and environmental concerns has evolved over decades, influenced by activism and education. Each instance reflects a growing collective consciousness about justice and ethics.
when they realize they are wrong and if doctor say to stop and the mind of people change
they are helpin by protesting and people realize that is wrong what they are doing.
ignore them an sooner or later theyll realize they were wrong
because people don't realize what they are doing-and they think that's nothing wrong with the environment
shias are not wrong who are you to judge other people religion. in what ways are you trying to say they are wrong just because they are more sunnis then shias doesn't mean they are wrong
she did good things that made people realize what they do is wrong. from :):)
Conscious
Most people have the capacity of empathy and know right from wrong. Even if at the time of saying or doing something in anger once that individual has calmed down they may realize what they did or said was wrong and they should have feelings of remorse and guilt until they realize that they should have the maturity to apologize to that person they hurt. There are certain individuals who do not have the ability of empathy or remorse such as rapists; murderers, etc. It is in the individual to know whether what they have done wrong and to act on it.
never
It is never right to critisize someone based on their DNA. Some people are very ignorant that they don't realize that this is just wrong.
Because there is such a thing as morality... try reading the Bible and you might realize there is a right and wrong....
They dont realize it's wrong so they do it again