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Too much of anything can be a negative overriding influence.Why does being aware of social injustice suck?
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Too much of anything can be a negative overriding influence.Why does being aware of social injustice suck?
Too much of anything can be a negative overriding influence.
Liberal Dictionary:
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Woke - Brainwashed, retarded, braindead.
So? That's a lawyer's answer.
Is it false?So? That's a lawyer's answer.
WTF? Are you actually saying we SHOULD NOT try to address systemic injustices?There are always going to be injustices in society, no matter what rules or societal peer pressure you try to exert on everyone. Woke is the left's set of morals that they use authoritarianism to enforce, whether it be via government fiat or corporatism. You're worse than the so called 'religious right' ever was.
Ignorant people, as annoying as they are, still arent as annoying as woke dipshits.![]()
Definition of WOKE
aware of and actively attentive to important societal facts and issues (especially issues of racial and social justice) —often used in contexts that suggest someone's expressed beliefs about such matters are not backed with genuine concern or action… See the full definitionwww.merriam-webster.com
"aware of and actively attentive to important facts and issues (especially issues of racial and social justice)"
The American Heritage Dictionary entry: woke
The American Heritage Dictionary entry: wokewww.ahdictionary.com
"Aware of the injustice of the social system in which one lives: "
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Woke definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary
Woke definition: Woke is the past tense of → wake . | Meaning, pronunciation, translations and exampleswww.collinsdictionary.com
"Someone who is woke is very aware of social and political unfairness."
So, woke is someone who is aware or attentive to political matters around them, especially unfairness, social injustices.
So, the opposite, people who are not "woke" are people who are totally unaware of what is happening around them. The opposite of "woke" is "ignorant".
That's his opinion. He's being diplomaticIs it false?
We shouldn't always use the law to solve injustices that are not the result of law. For example, it's unjust that some people are ugly. Should we impose taxes on people who are beautiful?WTF? Are you actually saying we SHOULD NOT try to address systemic injustices?
Was slavery abolition or the fight for equal voting rights also too woke and liberal for you?
WTF? Are you actually saying we SHOULD NOT try to address systemic injustices?
Was slavery abolition or the fight for equal voting rights also too woke and liberal for you?
No, I'm saying that creating an authoritarian state to enforce the rules that YOU think will stop injustices is not the answer.
As I said, who made you the moral authority?
You seriously think authoritarian state is a requirement to address systemic injustices? You high or just stupid?
And yes! Imagine having morality and making arguments and policies based on it? Mind-blowing.
Woke is the mental illness of the Moon Bats. Just as damaging to the brain as TDS.![]()
Definition of WOKE
aware of and actively attentive to important societal facts and issues (especially issues of racial and social justice) —often used in contexts that suggest someone's expressed beliefs about such matters are not backed with genuine concern or action… See the full definitionwww.merriam-webster.com
"aware of and actively attentive to important facts and issues (especially issues of racial and social justice)"
The American Heritage Dictionary entry: woke
The American Heritage Dictionary entry: wokewww.ahdictionary.com
"Aware of the injustice of the social system in which one lives: "
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Woke definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary
Woke definition: Woke is the past tense of → wake . | Meaning, pronunciation, translations and exampleswww.collinsdictionary.com
"Someone who is woke is very aware of social and political unfairness."
So, woke is someone who is aware or attentive to political matters around them, especially unfairness, social injustices.
So, the opposite, people who are not "woke" are people who are totally unaware of what is happening around them. The opposite of "woke" is "ignorant".
That's what you are your woke cronies are doing. Also, what you call "systematic abuses" are inventions used to impose the police state. Hitler did the same thing.You seriously think authoritarian state is a requirement to address systemic injustices? You high or just stupid?
And yes! Imagine having morality and making arguments and policies based on it? Mind-blowing.
No, wokeness is a toxic, divisive world view produced by privilege that misuses statistics to falsely center race and gender as society’s biggest issues. It exists to take perceptions of “bigotry” and elevate its value. It offers no solutions, only new problems."Someone who is woke is very aware of social and political unfairness."
So, woke is someone who is aware or attentive to political matters around them, especially unfairness, social injustices.
So, the opposite, people who are not "woke" are people who are totally unaware of what is happening around them. The opposite of "woke" is "ignorant".
Slavery and voting inequalities were systemic injustices that were fixed.That's what you are your woke cronies are doing. Also, what you call "systematic abuses" are inventions used to impose the police state. Hitler did the same thing.
No, I don't, but that's what leftists are currently doing, so you're asking the wrong person.
Yet you hated it and fought it tooth and nail when the right tried to establish morals in society. Suddenly it's okay for force morals on people, as long as their yours.![]()