the human behavior experiments

the human behavior experiments

THE HUMAN BEHAVIOR EXPERIMENTS
We approach this incident today to determine the culpability of the incident that transpired at McDonalds in Mt. Washington KY on the said date. The issue arises that a manager illegally strip searches an underage employee at the behest of someone claiming to be a police officer. To compound the crime, the manager called in her then fiancé to oversee the suspected thief and continue the ‘interrogation’.
No one, it appears, asked the caller to send a patrol car or detective to the restaurant. As a Point of Contact for the Human Resources Department, the manager should have made phone calls before any steps were taken. Not only was constitutional law broken here, but internal policies and labor laws. The parents of the teenage girl were not notified. Search and seizure was initiated without proper authority, as well as inappropriate levels of supervision throughout the incident.
Humans, especially of late, have been named “Sheeple”; the amalgamation of people and sheep. The blind obedience to authority or perceived authority is the reason behind this crime. We need to examine the motives of the perpetrators to judge guilt, or at least responsibility.
During World War 2, concentration camps were set up to control the population of “inferiors”. Those in control of said camps used the excuse of following orders to justify their behavior. During the Nuremberg trials it was determined that this excuse could be used to justify any action, no matter how atrocious. Standing up for what’s right foregoes any order given, no matter what the consequence.
Looking at the justification of ‘it was a prank phone call’, no one can deny that we all have, at some point, been the victim of such an act. The levels of action taken by the perpetrators were taken without question. “He sounded like a cop” is the defense. If someone claiming to be a police officer...

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