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This weekly thread will focus on the word “Woke” and its meaning, use, and misuse.

Some Starters (and don’t feel you have to speak on all or any of them if you don’t care to):

  • What does the word mean to you?
  • Is it applied correctly or incorrectly?
  • Is it even applicable any longer?
  • Do you feel that Conservative media misapplies it, and is “everything I don’t like is woke” an appropriate sentiment or simply uncharitable?
  • Ace T'Ken@lemmy.caOPM
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    3 months ago

    Yes but one example does not (or should not) a rule make. There’s good statistical analysis and plenty of reason to back up that particular ruling so it’s not simply a belief, but good science on outcomes. So once again using your example, we have science and logic versus belief that the science is immoral.

    In other cases like the facetious example I gave in my previous post, if it is valid to make a rule from nothing but belief, then it is just as valid to repeal that rule because of nothing but belief.

    I am absolutely pro-choice by the way, but simply pointing out the flaw in the logic of the other poster.