In today’s society people don’t have the courage to stand up to make their circumstances better. However, I don’t believe the answers to the problems would be remedied by complaining. Americans in this generation do not like to complain because they do not want to create a scene or do not want to be obtrusive. By being apathetic to the problem they allow the issue to slide by as long as it does not offend anyone in the process. They are so concerned with what others think and say that they will mind their own business and remain indifferent. If there is a problem people should not be afraid to bring it to attention and resolve it.
On the other hand people should not complain all the time either; the issue however should be brought to their attention in a tactful manner. People tend to get caught up in the thought that they are “complaining” but what if people simply express their concern with whatever their issue at that time may be. If people come across in a respectful and polite manner, the person on the receiving end of the “complaint” may not see it as that, but rather feedback they need to better their services. Because American’s struggle with how to address their concerns they have become passive since they have been trained by the norms of society not to make a scene. Americans individually need to make a stand to go against the predominant thought that they should not complain, but instead bring up their problems in way that is not rude or disparaging either.