At the very beginning I would like to say that we grew up at different years.

People also
were brought up differently. Saying that young people are unfamiliar with the principles of
good manners - they talk about all or most of them. In my opinion this is unfair because a
lot of young people are polite and able to behave. I will try to prove it with the following
arguments.

To begin with, assessing young people by one situation is stupid. A lot of young people
can behave, for example in the bus. If we see young people on the bus, they usually
never take seats if someone older wants to sit down. It is also a sign that they are not
selfish, but they are thinking of others.

Next, parents teach youth how to behave, they say what is good and what is bad from the
very beginning. And it works, of course. In addition, there is discipline at school. It makes
students learn to be kind. Suitable respect for the elders. There are also exceptions, like
always. But most children are very well behaved.

Lastly, there are also families with problems. After, such children have difficulties at for
example, school. However, there are special centers, that help get straight. Teach you
how to be a good citizen, teach good manners. These young people can also behave.

In summary, in my opinion the person speaking on the radio is wrong. His words are very
harmful and unfair to many young people. So, he shouldn't take an assessment if he
doesn't know the realities.

Tymoteusz Zalewski kl. 1bn words: 266