Antwono Fisher Ethical Issues

Our life presents us with many ethical challenges throughout our lives. Most of the times we are making decisions on the basis of our value systems which have been inherited from our parents, developed by the family backgrounds and evolved by the society we are living in. The intensity of the decisions we make depend upon the situations as sometimes they are as small as making decision about which shift to choose at work and sometimes they are as huge as deciding upon family break-ups. In our case study we are presented with a very emotional ethical situation which includes a movie, Antwonio Fisher where the main character was a single parent child and born in a prison. His own mother didn’t claimed him and was left to the care of abusive foster parents. He was seriously deprived of love and acceptance throughout his teenage and finally joined the …show more content…
Corporal punishments have always been a integral part of subcontinent 's culture. There have been cases of abuses and assaults to children by their parents but still such punishments are essential to a eastern household and I think so far positive results have outweigh the negatives ones. There is a big difference between spanking and abusing. We cannot conclude by putting everything under the one roof. Spanking is just a more harder way to make a child remember his wrong actions more than just scolding. If I talk about myself I have been scolded thousands of times but it doesn 't had that impact on me as compare to that occasional spanking which I deserved for sure. I was not abused nor I was emotionally affected but It always had that lasting impact on my mind still to this day that this action should not be repeated. In fact it showed me the severity of my actions rather than affecting me negatively, so the statement "It 's better to be beaten by mama than to be beaten by the police" really fits into our