You do know what the term "civil"ization means don't you?

Question

So, what happened?

Answer 1

From Latin for "town" or city... as opposed to people who live in the woods and wild places (...the barbarians). Does not mean "polite" or anything in that direction... the Romans were not really that polite when it came to how their man-in-the-street behaved.

Answer 2

i actually worked in a dairy processing production facility, We made Ice cream for Baskin Robins and Bluebunny, and we made cheese for Kraft, then for a pair of month we'd make Cheese for the government, that became into area of the classes that help low income families. It became into produced at a a lot larger established than user-friendly cheese, each thing with regard to the approach became into top, it is easily fairly stable, i don't comprehend in the event that they nonetheless do this. it became into 2 many years in the past.

Answer 3

Yes it comes from the Latin and means a town dweller, a resident of the city rather than a barbarian. And?

Answer 4

Modern life happened. Seems that no-one can be civil these days, particularly not in major cities....

...but still we hope, eh?

Answer 5

To be civilised
you need to be discipline in education
To broaden your mind to accept people for what they are
no preconceived ideas
and no illusions

Guess no ones listening ....

Answer 6

I don't think mankind has been 'civil' for a very, very long time.

Answer 7

I know, you probably know but it's not fair to impose it on everyone.