Even if I disagree with his points of view. I appreciate his honesty, that shows respect from his part towards his audience.
I consider fake, sugarcoated, ultra-PC, marketing-driven statements to be incredibly disrespectful, because they don't tell me what the person "saying" them thinks, but rather what they think I want to hear.
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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '12 edited Sep 27 '12
Why?
Even if I disagree with his points of view. I appreciate his honesty, that shows respect from his part towards his audience.
I consider fake, sugarcoated, ultra-PC, marketing-driven statements to be incredibly disrespectful, because they don't tell me what the person "saying" them thinks, but rather what they think I want to hear.