← Back to context Comment by KerrAvon 10 months ago [flagged] 8 comments KerrAvon Reply bpt3 10 months ago If that were a remotely accurate definition of how it is commonly used, you'd have a point. Instead we can see you're part of the problem. calinet6 10 months ago It's an extremely accurate definition of what we genuinely believe. There is no ulterior motive. There is no hidden agenda. It's very simple, and we're all confused why it even needs to be a 'thing.' zahlman 10 months ago >It's an extremely accurate definition of what we genuinely believe.Then why do "you" constantly call me racist, despite me believing it? bpt3 10 months ago The "we" you mention must be an extremely small portion of society then.What percentage of Americans disagree with that definition of woke in your opinion (or with data if you have it)? 2 replies → amanaplanacanal 10 months ago Could you describe how you see it commonly used? I'm unsure what you mean here. bpt3 10 months ago See the article we're discussing.
bpt3 10 months ago If that were a remotely accurate definition of how it is commonly used, you'd have a point. Instead we can see you're part of the problem. calinet6 10 months ago It's an extremely accurate definition of what we genuinely believe. There is no ulterior motive. There is no hidden agenda. It's very simple, and we're all confused why it even needs to be a 'thing.' zahlman 10 months ago >It's an extremely accurate definition of what we genuinely believe.Then why do "you" constantly call me racist, despite me believing it? bpt3 10 months ago The "we" you mention must be an extremely small portion of society then.What percentage of Americans disagree with that definition of woke in your opinion (or with data if you have it)? 2 replies → amanaplanacanal 10 months ago Could you describe how you see it commonly used? I'm unsure what you mean here. bpt3 10 months ago See the article we're discussing.
calinet6 10 months ago It's an extremely accurate definition of what we genuinely believe. There is no ulterior motive. There is no hidden agenda. It's very simple, and we're all confused why it even needs to be a 'thing.' zahlman 10 months ago >It's an extremely accurate definition of what we genuinely believe.Then why do "you" constantly call me racist, despite me believing it? bpt3 10 months ago The "we" you mention must be an extremely small portion of society then.What percentage of Americans disagree with that definition of woke in your opinion (or with data if you have it)? 2 replies →
zahlman 10 months ago >It's an extremely accurate definition of what we genuinely believe.Then why do "you" constantly call me racist, despite me believing it?
bpt3 10 months ago The "we" you mention must be an extremely small portion of society then.What percentage of Americans disagree with that definition of woke in your opinion (or with data if you have it)? 2 replies →
amanaplanacanal 10 months ago Could you describe how you see it commonly used? I'm unsure what you mean here. bpt3 10 months ago See the article we're discussing.
If that were a remotely accurate definition of how it is commonly used, you'd have a point. Instead we can see you're part of the problem.
It's an extremely accurate definition of what we genuinely believe. There is no ulterior motive. There is no hidden agenda. It's very simple, and we're all confused why it even needs to be a 'thing.'
>It's an extremely accurate definition of what we genuinely believe.
Then why do "you" constantly call me racist, despite me believing it?
The "we" you mention must be an extremely small portion of society then.
What percentage of Americans disagree with that definition of woke in your opinion (or with data if you have it)?
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Could you describe how you see it commonly used? I'm unsure what you mean here.
See the article we're discussing.