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  1. When you witness someone saying anything openly, and #harmful or #offending just kindly remind them it's the #freespeech with #consequences and to exercise responsible speech.

    Do I need to define 'responsible speech' for some people? I can; but it will be partially vague because I don't want to dictate it.

    responsible speech would ideally,

    a. be avoiding the spreading of anything that either disrespects ones personal #identity, or their personal #attractions including their sexual and not sexual attractions.

    b. this use to be said more often on social media and discord, but using #genderedlanguage as an example, Usually you'l find calling anyone they/them if you don't know up front is a safe start. Usually the issue stems when you make a direct assumption of their gender, or when you start to conflict against a persons acclaimed identity after they officially told you (this is probably the worse because if you did #misgendered you could atleast have that accidental excuse, but arguing about someones identity is rude and harmful to #minorities .)

    c. Not talking in support of things that are known for harming the planet. This could just start somewhere as simple as don't advocate for #littering. and then branching up to avoiding supporting #oilfactories. Maybe even deny #ai #datacenters

    Last point.
    c2.This c part actually isn't just about the planet but also humanity. so you'll want to avoid supporting ideologies that are harmful to people as well, such as #whitenationalism #nazism #fascism

    Responsible speech is something I came up with a couple years ago, but idk if this is something that was already created. but it means as it sounds, just spread speech that is responsible. and not arguing about 'your right to just say whatever you want in a free country' (u.s) just to hate on marginalized people, that is not responsible.

    #pridemonth #lgbt #lgbtq

  2. When you witness someone saying anything openly, and #harmful or #offending just kindly remind them it's the #freespeech with #consequences and to exercise responsible speech.

    Do I need to define 'responsible speech' for some people? I can; but it will be partially vague because I don't want to dictate it.

    responsible speech would ideally,

    a. be avoiding the spreading of anything that either disrespects ones personal #identity, or their personal #attractions including their sexual and not sexual attractions.

    b. this use to be said more often on social media and discord, but using #genderedlanguage as an example, Usually you'l find calling anyone they/them if you don't know up front is a safe start. Usually the issue stems when you make a direct assumption of their gender, or when you start to conflict against a persons acclaimed identity after they officially told you (this is probably the worse because if you did #misgendered you could atleast have that accidental excuse, but arguing about someones identity is rude and harmful to #minorities .)

    c. Not talking in support of things that are known for harming the planet. This could just start somewhere as simple as don't advocate for #littering. and then branching up to avoiding supporting #oilfactories. Maybe even deny #ai #datacenters

    Last point.
    c2.This c part actually isn't just about the planet but also humanity. so you'll want to avoid supporting ideologies that are harmful to people as well, such as #whitenationalism #nazism #fascism

    Responsible speech is something I came up with a couple years ago, but idk if this is something that was already created. but it means as it sounds, just spread speech that is responsible. and not arguing about 'your right to just say whatever you want in a free country' (u.s) just to hate on marginalized people, that is not responsible.

    #pridemonth #lgbt #lgbtq

  3. theguardian.com/society/2025/a. "The 90% reduction in #youth #custody over 2 decades proves that community-based prevention works. The youth #justice system’s multi-agency approach, involving #health, #education, #socialservices & #families, has achieved what our adult system cannot: actually reducing #offending. #Prison #reform campaigners are often accused of being 'soft on crime'. But there is nothing soft about wanting a #system that actually works."

  4. A quotation from Judith Martin

    I always presume, because it helps me get up in the morning, that most people are people of goodwill and would like to restrain themselves from offending people if they knew what was offensive.

    Judith Martin (b. 1938) American author, journalist, etiquette expert [a.k.a. Miss Manners]
    Interview (1995-03-06) by Virginia Shea, “Miss Mannners’ Guide to Excruciatingly Correct Internet Behavior,” Computerworld, Vol. 29, No. 10

    Sourcing, notes: wist.info/martin-judith/78176/

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #judithmartin #missmanners #behavior #character #etiquette #goodwill #humannature #ignorance #manners #offending #offense #rudeness

  5. A quotation from Judith Martin

    You can deny all you want that there is etiquette, and a lot of people do in everyday life. But if you behave in a way that offends the people you’re trying to deal with, they will stop dealing with you.

    Judith Martin (b. 1938) American author, journalist, etiquette expert [a.k.a. Miss Manners]
    Interview (1995-03-06) by Virginia Shea, “Miss Mannners’ Guide to Excruciatingly Correct Internet Behavior,” Computerworld, Vol. 29, No. 10

    Sourcing, notes: wist.info/martin-judith/77832/

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #judithmartin #missmanners #etiquette #offending #offensiveness #ostracism #politeness #rudeness #socializing #shunning

  6. A quotation from Thomas Carlyle

    No man lives without jostling and being jostled; in all ways he has to elbow himself through the world, giving and receiving offense.

    Thomas Carlyle (1795-1881) Scottish essayist and historian
    Essay (1837-12-06), “On Sir Walter Scott,” The London and Westminster Review, No. 12/55, Art. 2 (1838-01)

    Sourcing, notes: wist.info/carlyle-thomas/66391…

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #competition #conflict #elbowing #humancondition #jostling #offending #offense

  7. Introduction: An #AUT based PhD student trying to get a degree in #TBI #Offending and #Cognition before the sun burns out. A part of the #NZ #TBINetwork.

  8. Introduction: An #AUT based PhD student trying to get a degree in #TBI #Offending and #Cognition before the sun burns out. A part of the #NZ #TBINetwork.