Should we question authority?
449413
Yes.  Our duty is to act as the check and balance of authority to prevent it from becoming abusive
41348
You are allowed to ask more questions than that, as long as you abide by the rules. That is not hard to do. People do not have a right to be crude, or babble.
752007
the question is unclear
649584
I'm not sure of any exact websites, but I do know that children questioning authority because each generation will have it's own set of issues and resolutions.  The best type of sites for that would be for children's rights advocacy.\n\nNow, there's a difference between questioning authority and being incorrigible. The law & order end of the question for sites would be for jevenile behavioral studies.
369050
View the 'community guidlines' again before asking your question again... you'll be able to tell if you should ask it or not. But, you should keep in mind that even if you violate the guidlines, whether or not you get reported is ultimately up to those who come across your question(s)... it's really a gamble- not one that I'D take, but the choice is yours.
924044
is that really a question?
608602
Maybe to confirm it from others, or to get others opinions on the subject?
304470
you may not have administrative privileges.
119410
In the first place, your question should be "Does anyone have AN authoritarian mentality" (not "a").\n\nIn the second place, if you could hear my VOICE OF AUTHORITY,  you wouldn't even have to ask.  \n\nI once said "GET IN THE CAR" when my passengers were taking too long, and people all over the parking lot looked for a car to get into as quickly as possible.
537244
...and the question is?
261250
Absolutely not. That's when we NEED those freedoms the most.\n\nWe need to be able to say that "I don't like the way the administration is handling things" without fear of someone putting us in prision. \n\nI may not agree with someone else's opinions. But I'll fight to the death, to make sure they can state those opinions.
194976
I don't think it's so much a matter of people being too dependant on authority as it is a matter of people not wanting to take responsibility for themselves any more. People need to be told what to do nowadays because they don't like thinking for themselves, don't like having to be the one responsible if something happens that they don't like, don't like being the reason for something happening that doesn't benefit themselves.\n\nIt's a sad world that we have birthed, and our children are going to pay dearly for it.
414830
Do they have a right to do it?  ABSOLUTELY.\n\nDoes it piss me off?  ABSOLUTLEY\n\nWill they get my help by doing this BS?  ABSOLUTELY NOT.
831656
Some people just use this as an example to prove their point.  It wouldn't hurt to get a second opinion if you are that concerned.  I usually do just to make sure.
1128702
Trust?   Well I might think their reasoning might be a little off. So I would weigh that in. \nAnd some just plain lie --maybe they believe it--I don't know.\n\nSo I would be careful.
525351
Not really a question, is it?
569429
I did find one article on the role of authority figures.Hope this helps.\n\nAll the best.