I like the point of self examination, and not assuming you know others intentions, but I really dislike this sort of phrase reassignment. The one that really bothers me, is when people say "I feel like..." followed by something that is not a feeling. Changing the wording only works when everyone is on board with the reason for doing so.
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Aaaaaaaah we're all so hurt by your comment on the hacker news forum!!!!
Edit: thanks for the gold kind stranger! xD
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#18I believe, in my culture, this person would annoy me quite a lot.
Most of these rules were ultimately grounded in trying to be fair. Fairness, though, is something you bring to the world. It is not the result of natural laws, but of human effort.
Obviously, that is just an assertion of mine.
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#19That is fake outrage, mostly because the fakers want to use state power to force their opinions onto others. It's cheap to fake outrage and it doesn't cost you virtually anything to have State do your bidding.
"Screw your culture" (with adjustments necessary to get around legal BS) is sometimes the best way to deal with that nonsense. I have respect for individuals who deserve it, not for any "culture."
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#20I believe, in my culture, this person would annoy me quite a lot.