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One nice thing about peak woke was it forced people to be polite. People now are just like, saying slurs all over the place and it’s just not the world I want to live in. Think what you want but have some decorum in public you know?

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yea the counter signaling always manages to be somehow worse than the original thing

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Respect starts and builds with these simple acts of decorum.

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Freytrades🎩📈

It actually forced people to be scared of offending a particular group of people in fear of being cancelled. But I get your point.

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Have you been slurred at in person?

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i spent a lot of time memorizing the racial slur database and im going to show it off, ok, you paleface???

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TheModestThief🎩

I think there is a fine line between being polite because you were raised well vs being polite because of politically correctness and having to second guess your own words.

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insane we’re at this point, and unfortunately the incentive for social giants is to stir the pot - at least to an extent

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Everyone just needs to read the Berenstain Bears Forget Their Manners and the world will finally heal.

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Renée Campbell 🎩

Yep. Simple respect has gone. Treat others as you want to be treated. An old concept that has been forgotten.

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Rafaello.base.eth

I’m always polite, try to make the world a better place, woke or not

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I think it’s also pretty normal in history to have these enforced social codes that keep order. The 1950s, the Victorian Era, Bushido era, etc. It doesn’t mean they’re always right or pleasant, but there’s a reason they’re so common.

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the word "woke" being used as a derogatory term towards liberals is interesting and ironic because initially you were "woke" if you watched something and became a 9/11 truther. so like, initially, it was a self-congratulatory term that meant you were "woke" from what the government told you then I don't know what happened, and it became the opposite

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Luigi Stranieri

@luigistranieri

Probably a little bit of education it would have been enough.

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I’m paraphrasing Charles Dickens in A Christmas Carol here, but it seems fitting. Kindness, charity, compassion, empathy…these gentler aspects of humanity are all but forgotten when interacting with one another. How poor in societal niceties and how rich in self-absorption and conceit we’ve become.

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Both ends of the spectrum are overcorrections for what could have been solved with simple, traditional civility.

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I’d link to think respect begins at home. Once I see people with no decorum in public and letting out such vulgar language. I feel bad cause I wonder what they were taught / how they were brought up.

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Shiver to think what things will be like in another 10 or 20 years.

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@chielilybell.eth

I agree Attacking each other only leads to hatred. Isn't that what we need to do, pull each other up?

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Well the UK in some way is trying to do that by fear :P

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