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I assume by "shame" they mean "manners".

• functionmouse 15d ago
  and by "manners" they mean "people acting how I think they should act"
  • anonreplier 15d ago
    maybe they just mean consideration for others
  • fc417fc802 15d ago
    Yes, a shared understanding of the rules. Common context. Culture. There are in fact expectations of your behavior and that is not a bad thing, despite western popular culture attempting to tell us otherwise.
    • functionmouse 15d ago
      In an industrial society, too many rule followers results in people being reduced to cattle. We need a subset of our society to be ungovernable in order to stave off tyranny, because historically, smart people aren't trying or succeeding at that. As another commenter in this thread stated, though under different context, our bodies wouldn't make the venom if we didn't need it to survive.
      • anonreplier 15d ago
        eating a smelly pizza in a cinema doesn't make you one of the Tolpuddle Martyrs
      • account42 15d ago
        End stage capitalism is itself a result of shamelessness.
• tbrownaw 15d ago
  Well, the enforcement mechanism for manners.