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Life is hard, why insist on making it harder?

We live in a society now
CPR rules the world (capitalism, patriarchy and racism)
There are rules to society in this society.
We are society.
I hate people who litter, fly tip, anti social behaviour, have lack of manners for others, like jump ques, sometimes not holding the door open for somebody else when they are so close, driving recklessly, leaving trash behind at restaurants, food courts, even wearing pyjamas to the shops, wearing pyjamas to a hotel breakfast dinner, things like that.

Low quality things that low quality people do.
It really doesnt matter the race.
Why cant people just follow along your making it harder than it has to be.
How about not being an ass!
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ViciDraco · 41-45, M
You lost me at wearing PJs. Everything else is basic decency where your actions have impact on others. What you are wearing is your own business though and doesn't impact the lives of others. Let people be comfortable so long as they aren't actually exposing themselves.

But yes, everything else I agree with you on.
Hikikomoribabe99 · 26-30, F
@ViciDraco loool you are right but i think it just screams "low class i don't know the rules and don't care to follow" and it's not polite, not acceptable where i live it reaks bad home training and i would like to put my best foot first.
So yes not affecting anyone else just socially unacceptable yfm.
ViciDraco · 41-45, M
@Hikikomoribabe99 But my question becomes, why is it a rule?

If propriety is the only reason, what is defining that propriety? Not littering has a reason. You are ruining the environment for others. Not jumping queues are about keeping order and fairness. What difference is PJs vs cargo shorts vs jeans making? I can understand them being excluded from events that request formal attire. But in casual settings, why is it an issue?

What makes it not polite? It feels like a rule without reason to me. And I have difficulty respecting the value of rules without reason.