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It's not "becoming the norm." It's been the norm for decades. And yes, you should not be mad about the norm.
by ambrozk 5mo ago
It's not "becoming the norm." It's been the norm for decades. And yes, you should not be mad about the norm.
- Razengan 5mo ago> And yes, you should not be mad about the norm. Right and if slavery and virgin sacrifices happen for decades we should just join in
- k33n 5mo agoDeeply incongruous example tbh.
- lostglass 5mo agoIs it? It's kind of the heart of the matter - just because something is common doesn't mean it's acceptable. The difference is that in our society we've all agreed the sacrificing is no longer acceptable.
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- Razengan 5mo agoThe comment above was literally gaslighting against complaining about bad behavior that is common and going on for a long time.
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