adherence: a holding to and following closely.
amassing: accumulating (specifically wealth).
code: any set of principles or rules of conduct.
common sense: ordinary good sense or sound practical judgment.
common sense moral education: developing ordinary good sense and sound practical judgment when it comes to making survival choices.
educate: to train or develop the knowledge, skill, mind or character by formal schooling, teaching or training.
ethics: the study of the general nature of morals and the specific moral choices to be made by the individual in his relationship to others; belief in honor and good reason.
extended: widespread or extensive.
fraught: filled or accompanied with.
fruits: benefits; advantages.
grass-roots: of, pertaining to, or involving the common people, especially as contrasted to or separated from an elite: a grass-roots movement for democratic reform.
indulged: practiced according to one's own desires.
menace: one who or one that is a threat; danger.
moral: relating to, dealing with, or capable of making the distinction between right and wrong in conduct.
morals: are a code of agreement amongst people that they will behave in a certain way or manner and conduct themselves in a fashion that will attain optimum solutions to their problems.
moral education: developing the knowledge, mind, character by formally schooling, teaching or training in generally accepted standards of right and wrong conduct.
mores: the customs, or customary practices, rules, etc. regarded as essential to or characteristic of a group.
outmoded: not acceptable by present standards; no longer usable; obsolete.
peddle dope: to sell drugs illegally.
policed: controlled, regulated or kept in order.
practice license: to do (something) with excessive freedom or liberty.
respect: particular aspect, feature or detail.
survival: to live, exist or be active through and after.
true: faithful, loyal.
values: principles or standards of an individual or group; ideals.
villainy: great wickedness or evil.
yardstick: a standard of judgement.
