Comments by "Mat Broomfield" (@matbroomfield) on "Pool Karen Gets SHAMED On Her Way Out" video.
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@sojiroumakairyu5143 There is a TON of research on how best to change people's minds. Ridicule and punishments are the two LEAST effective. It's like prison. That is also the least effective way of modifying behaviour. If you genuinely care about making a better world, you need to accept that you will have to do some unpalatable things such as not going eye for an eye. I'm the first to shoot back a snarky comment to a twat on youtube, but I know I am just making them worse. Sometimes they slope away in face of a superior intellect or a nastier comment, but mostly it just devolves. However, when I make the effort to be polite and kind, and try a provable facts approach, it's far more likely that they simply stop retorting. Maybe their minds have not been changed most of the time, but sometimes.
Like with vaccine denialism - the government has gone with incentives and rewards rather than a big stick because the stick simply promotes rebellion, especially in the USA, a nation who knows all about "muh rights" but nothing about "my responsibilities."
As for dog Karen, I am 100% on her side. Firing her for overreacting in social situation unrelated to her job is a massive overreach. The height of actual cancel culture.
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@sojiroumakairyu5143 The thumbs down button is a blunt tool made for people who see the world in black and white terms. If I make a video that people don't like, I prefer to know WHY they don't like it.
There are times when it's absolutely correct for the government to tell private businesses what to do; on issues of safety, staff treatment and wages for instance.
Would I continue to employ the dog woman? Yes if she continued to do what I paid her for and she wasn't front office. I'd be concerned by her, and I'd watch her closely, but it's not for me to penalise people who have broken no laws.
As for the gay couple, I can understand someone who thinks that ANY PDAs let alone lesbian ones are inappropriate and even corrupting. I grew up in that generation. In my generation, anything more than light kissing never appeared on TV, but now men can masturbate to completion, couples can have full penetrative sex, and kinky sex play all make it to mainstream broadcast TV. Morals change. Nobody can point and say that one is definitely truer than any other, although I tend towards morals that empasise tolerance and personal liberty.
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