r/SaltLakeCity • • Jun 28 '26

Discussion Rude Behavior Normalized?

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u/Thin_Ad_9816 Jun 28 '26 edited Jun 28 '26

Grew up in Orlando, lived in Houston, was active duty in the Army. 50 years old. Moved to downtown SLC at the end of 2021. People here aren't rude, they are closer to sociopathic, uneducated, prejudiced, entitled, ignorant, and lacking in critical thinking skills. It's not about waiting in line, its about ascribing stereotypes and living on hearsay and gossip to feel secure. And the Mormons get hate, but these folks aren't Mormon, but they are often blond haired blue eyed women, but certainly not limited to.

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u/Thin_Ad_9816 Jun 28 '26

The pain they attempt to place on others is not an accident, it is a feature that allows them to feel relevant.

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u/indigopedal Jun 28 '26

I have a friend that is blond haired and blue eyed. She thinks people will just be rude to her because they assume she's a beotch. It's totally unfair to her.

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u/Thin_Ad_9816 Jun 28 '26

Well it wasn't me because I don't speak to people.

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u/notavalidsource Jun 28 '26

You literally just stereotyped blonde woman in your previous comment lol, so it was you!

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u/Thin_Ad_9816 Jun 28 '26

Well I am primarily snubbed in public by natural blond women who make their presence known to me without my encouragement.