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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Please can someone explain to me why on a posted thread if you offer an opinion that differs to someone else's their first reaction is to call you a "snowflake".
The definition if this is "a generation of people more prone to take offence or not as resilient as previous generations. Also more emotionally vulnerable"
Therefore everyone is a "snowflake" of a previous generation.
I thought I left name calling and abuse in the playground |
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By *uxom redCouple
over a year ago
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"Please can someone explain to me why on a posted thread if you offer an opinion that differs to someone else's their first reaction is to call you a "snowflake".
The definition if this is "a generation of people more prone to take offence or not as resilient as previous generations. Also more emotionally vulnerable"
Therefore everyone is a "snowflake" of a previous generation.
I thought I left name calling and abuse in the playground"
Some people say silly things don't let it get to you. |
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By *r.BlondeMan
over a year ago
Chester/Wirral |
"Please can someone explain to me why on a posted thread if you offer an opinion that differs to someone else's their first reaction is to call you a "snowflake".
The definition if this is "a generation of people more prone to take offence or not as resilient as previous generations. Also more emotionally vulnerable"
Therefore everyone is a "snowflake" of a previous generation.
I thought I left name calling and abuse in the playground"
It's the way in which the opinion is given. If it is a simple disagreement with a logical argument then that isn't being a snowflake. Snowflakes are triggered easily an react emotionally resort to name calling etc themselves because they can't articulate their disagreement properly. |
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