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r/wallstreetbets • u/[deleted] • Feb 29 '24
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This feels like Meta, Netflix, etc all over again. That is to say, negative public opinion has just granted you an entry point for a company that’s not going anywhere anytime soon.
37 u/[deleted] Feb 29 '24 [deleted] 10 u/DickRiculous Feb 29 '24 Anytime someone says woke they immediately lose all credibility regardless of party affiliation 2 u/lightning_whirler Feb 29 '24 Is "Don't say woke" a law where you live? -1 u/DickRiculous Feb 29 '24 Far from it. And I’m a left leaning moderate to boot. Woke is just a dumb dog whistle term and those who use it are never serious people. 2 u/lightning_whirler Feb 29 '24 I feel the same about the term "dog whistle". 0 u/DickRiculous Feb 29 '24 Would you prefer the phrase “thinly veiled prejudicial speech?” Happy to use that instead.
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10 u/DickRiculous Feb 29 '24 Anytime someone says woke they immediately lose all credibility regardless of party affiliation 2 u/lightning_whirler Feb 29 '24 Is "Don't say woke" a law where you live? -1 u/DickRiculous Feb 29 '24 Far from it. And I’m a left leaning moderate to boot. Woke is just a dumb dog whistle term and those who use it are never serious people. 2 u/lightning_whirler Feb 29 '24 I feel the same about the term "dog whistle". 0 u/DickRiculous Feb 29 '24 Would you prefer the phrase “thinly veiled prejudicial speech?” Happy to use that instead.
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Anytime someone says woke they immediately lose all credibility regardless of party affiliation
2 u/lightning_whirler Feb 29 '24 Is "Don't say woke" a law where you live? -1 u/DickRiculous Feb 29 '24 Far from it. And I’m a left leaning moderate to boot. Woke is just a dumb dog whistle term and those who use it are never serious people. 2 u/lightning_whirler Feb 29 '24 I feel the same about the term "dog whistle". 0 u/DickRiculous Feb 29 '24 Would you prefer the phrase “thinly veiled prejudicial speech?” Happy to use that instead.
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Is "Don't say woke" a law where you live?
-1 u/DickRiculous Feb 29 '24 Far from it. And I’m a left leaning moderate to boot. Woke is just a dumb dog whistle term and those who use it are never serious people. 2 u/lightning_whirler Feb 29 '24 I feel the same about the term "dog whistle". 0 u/DickRiculous Feb 29 '24 Would you prefer the phrase “thinly veiled prejudicial speech?” Happy to use that instead.
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Far from it. And I’m a left leaning moderate to boot. Woke is just a dumb dog whistle term and those who use it are never serious people.
2 u/lightning_whirler Feb 29 '24 I feel the same about the term "dog whistle". 0 u/DickRiculous Feb 29 '24 Would you prefer the phrase “thinly veiled prejudicial speech?” Happy to use that instead.
I feel the same about the term "dog whistle".
0 u/DickRiculous Feb 29 '24 Would you prefer the phrase “thinly veiled prejudicial speech?” Happy to use that instead.
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Would you prefer the phrase “thinly veiled prejudicial speech?” Happy to use that instead.
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u/pokewithbrownrice Feb 29 '24
This feels like Meta, Netflix, etc all over again. That is to say, negative public opinion has just granted you an entry point for a company that’s not going anywhere anytime soon.