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> they don't care to step in and impose compassion, so they might as well not exist. Is this not what the store owners did?
by nfw2 4mo ago
> they don't care to step in and impose compassion, so they might as well not exist.
Is this not what the store owners did?
- _DeadFred_ 4mo agoZero patrons inside the stores cared/did anything. A business structuring things to prevent a scene is not compassion in my mind, just like pride awareness by businesses wasn't actual pride awareness.
- kQq9oHeAz6wLLS 4mo ago[flagged]
- nfw2 4mo agoDeciding whether someone's helpful actions or lack thereof is good or bad based on your perception of their internal mental state seems pretty fraught. How do you know why the business implemented this? How do you know what the other patrons felt about it? Do you regularly pick fights with psychopaths in public?
- _DeadFred_ 4mo agoIf a woman is being harassed, especially an old one, yes, I have always stepped in. That used to be a part of me I thought was conservative. But it doesn't appear to actually be a trait they hold. I'm not litigating my mothers treatment here. I am expressing the damage done.