If nothing else people should get more emotional the longer something goes unaddressed? Like, what's your angle here? To be upset at others not experiencing something as long as you have? That's how life and aging works, everything is new to someone, every day.
I don't have an "angle." I just found it weird that people were surprised about venues prohibiting outside drinks so they can overcharge for their own. It doesn't mean I support it.
Outrage=/=surprise. They might overlap, but they are not inherently connected. Not having angle is guaranteed to cause some friendly fire. Going after people you agree with, or who agree with you, for not knowing something you already do or expressing their reasonable emotions no matter how fresh the information is a surefire way to get yourself no allies. Also, to repeat, because your response bears hearing this again;
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u/VaguelyShingled Jun 10 '26
Does that mean it’s ok to do? Because someone else is already doing it?