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We need a kind of Internet 10 Commandments that is bipartisan and Rawls-ian enough that everyone can agree on.. Eg. 1. Wait for context & be charitable

1:45 AM · Jan 23, 2019

Not so much rhyme, but reason.

@Know_4yourself

I think we should all buy drums and whistles and when someone does something a little offensive we should pound the drum and then run up to them blowing a whistle like a ref in a b ball game!

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Not so much rhyme, but reason.

@Know_4yourself

And we can all wear special pins, OFFENSIVE caller.