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Well, I wouldn't necessarily call it "going out of your way to be accommodating", but impolite is just not the word I'd choose to characterize it. I can see why
by kleiba 9mo ago
Well, I wouldn't necessarily call it "going out of your way to be accommodating", but impolite is just not the word I'd choose to characterize it. I can see why others might but it's just my personal feeling that I don't think that this is the correct adjective here.
That said, I don't feel like this topic is important enough to go on about it, I probably spend enough keystrokes on it already.
- troupo 9mo agoThat's how politicians and passive-aggressive people hide their rudeness/impoliteness: under a veneer of polite-sounding phrases. But I guess we could've used a few other synonyms: https://www.merriam-webster.com/thesaurus/impolite https://www.merriam-webster.com/thesaurus/impolite inconsiderate, thoughtless, impertinent (2nd meaning) :)