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I was discussing this the other day. Shame and shaming are alive and well. Especially if you do not agree with whatever paradigm is being pushed, like supporting sports team X or not holding the prevailing opinion.
The "-phobic" seems to be the suffix to use these days. Just slap it on your favourite term and hurl it at the opponent.
Shame is also a form of social control. Be ashamed you don't know your place, lower class person. Lack of required shame used to be called being "uppity".
Shame is also a form of social control. Be ashamed you don't know your place, lower class person. Lack of required shame used to be called being "uppity".
Like most things in life, moderation is key
I was discussing this the other day. Shame and shaming are alive and well. Especially if you do not agree with whatever paradigm is being pushed, like supporting sports team X or not holding the prevailing opinion.
The "-phobic" seems to be the suffix to use these days. Just slap it on your favourite term and hurl it at the opponent.
Shame is also a form of social control. Be ashamed you don't know your place, lower class person. Lack of required shame used to be called being "uppity".
I'll tell that to the dude who pees in my staircase every other week, I must be just confused and too rich to understand.
Shame is also a form of social control. Be ashamed you don't know your place, lower class person. Lack of required shame used to be called being "uppity".
I assume by "shame" they mean "manners".