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A lot, but overall it’s a good thing.
Comeonboro and Readytogo, by contrast, have been disgusting the other way eg posts when women/kids have been raped or similar.
Proud of the liberal views in this part of the world.
[This is a different matter from the herds that to try to dominate nsc with blinkered party politics, at either end of the spectrum. Thankfully it’s easy to disregard the 24-7 propaganda. I prefer free-thinkers …. imho [MENTION=15734]harry[/MENTION] Wilson’s tackle falls into that category. A rarity on this forum].
I think the best way to describe how this has gone is “well”
The point about the word "woke" is that (like so many English words) it means different things to different people and in different contexts. To some people, it means no more than being polite and respectful to others. But it has another meaning, that of being hypocritical and saying the "right" things without meaning them. For example, someone who claims that we all need to to our bit to reduce fuel and save the planet, but still centrally heat their bedroom, and leaves electrical appliances on standby because it's easier than switching the off.
*If you mix pink and brown, does this make gold?
Hypocrite doesn't necessarily mean woke, or vice versa. For example, someone who says married women should never have a job, they should stay at home to look after their husbands, but he then employs married women at sweatshop wages in his factory - he is a hypocrite, but he certainly isn't woke.Where’s your source for the hypocrisy equivalence? Surely hypocrite will do?
Hypocrite doesn't necessarily mean woke, or vice versa. For example, someone who says married women should never have a job, they should stay at home to look after their husbands, but he then employs married women at sweatshop wages in his factory - he is a hypocrite, but he certainly isn't woke.
As for source - if you need one - here's the Guardian (surely a woke paper ) having a complaint about how woke can be used pejoratively.
https://www.theguardian.com/society...how-the-word-woke-was-weaponised-by-the-right
Are you expecting us to believe that you have read that book (you know it's not a YouTube video rights?)
I agree it has been weaponised, as per that article, which also backs up the definition I posted earlier.
I find it amusing when people think woke is an insult.
The point about the word "woke" is that (like so many English words) it means different things to different people and in different contexts. To some people, it means no more than being polite and respectful to others. But it has another meaning, that of being hypocritical and saying the "right" things without meaning them. For example, someone who claims that we all need to to our bit to reduce fuel and save the planet, but still centrally heat their bedroom, and leaves electrical appliances on standby because it's easier than switching the off.