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Topic	There's nothing inherently wrong with shaming.
Milkman5 11/27/17 6:15:11 AM #1:	Shaming is a tool to shape the world. A lot of the time, the user uses it in a way that they believe it benefits the world. They don't want person A to behave a certain way so they shame them so that person A and other people like person A don't approve and in turn the net amount of people like person A (usually) decreases. The argument should be why it's good/neutral for the world that people like person A exist, not that shaming is wrong. <cite>Milkman5 posted [p:891130259] in There's no... [t:76035429]...</cite> <quote>Shaming is a tool to shape the world. A lot of the time, the user uses it in a way that they believe it benefits the world. They don't want person A to behave a certain way so they shame them so that person A and other people like person A don't approve and in turn the net amount of people like person A (usually) decreases. The argument should be why it's good/neutral for the world that people like person A exist, not that shaming is wrong.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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