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> That isn’t the actual usage. Yes, it is, at least in the way I see it used the majority of the time. All of your examples prove my point: the person calling
by angoragoats 2y ago
> That isn’t the actual usage.
Yes, it is, at least in the way I see it used the majority of the time.
All of your examples prove my point: the person calling recycling “virtue signaling” is admitting that the idea of recycling is virtuous.
When people say this attorney is virtue signaling, they’re admitting that him firing FB as a client for being neo-Nazis is virtuous.
> what are the odds the attorney actually just got fired?
Low.
- lazide 2y agoThe point is, the idea is virtuous. The reality often isn’t. So going on and on about the idea can often cause more harm than good. And almost no one goes on a loud rant when the split was amicable/voluntary.
- angoragoats 2y agoI believe that we should all rant, loudly and often, against racists, misogynists, homophobes, etc.
- lazide 2y agoAnd where do you think there is evidence of Zuck actually being those things?
- angoragoats 2y agoIn every single action he’s taken with respect to the incoming administration over the last several weeks.