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I rarely expect people will mend their ways as a result of this unless they were actively mistaken, but it removes a way to derail the conversation, and gives people who were genuinely mistaken a way to change behaviour. This shifts the norms, removing plausible deniability.
Treating people as having the potential to be better than they are is almost always a good move, and will often cause them to rise to the occasion - sometimes willingly, sometimes unwillingly.
This doesn't of course apply to landlords (and only applies partly to bosses) because you don't actually have enough power over them to get them to change their behaviour through rhetoric in the first place.https://twitter.com/GeniesLoki/status/1302868016837931008 …
Okay I could get down with this kind of coercion every now and again.
It's not even coercive, really. It's helpfully clearing the obstacles from the path that you want them to travel down.
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