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This rule is over applied. If someone doesn't hold the door for you then don't assume they did it out of malice. That would be an appropriate use of this rule
by peteradio 7y ago
This rule is over applied. If someone doesn't hold the door for you then don't assume they did it out of malice. That would be an appropriate use of this rule. Applying it in cases where there are known and obvious instances of malice doesn't make sense.