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People Divulge What They Believe Some Folks Deserve To Be Shamed For

There are just some people who need a good, spiteful talking to.

The amount of poor behavior I witness on the daily is astonishing.

How are we like this in these modern times?

Instead of serving shame, we're serving justice for improper deeds.

Be a better human.

Redditor ValenFrost wanted to share what people need a little bit of bad spotlight. They asked:

"What do you think people actually deserve to be shamed for?"

I shame anyone who doesn't use a turn signal.

Gross

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"Leaving pee on the toilet seat when you have guests."

EmeraldDouchebag69

Stay with the truth...

"Knowingly spreading lies about someone."

GolgiApparatus1

"My life was legitimately destroyed by someone knowingly spreading lies about me. I’d been in a new town just a few weeks. It’s been almost 10 years and I still can’t make friends and my kids still have issues with their friends being allowed to hang out with them over it. All over something that never happened."

pain1994

Don't Toss It

"Littering."

EveFluff

"I remember when I was a kid this guy in a 7/11 threw trash on the ground and another little girl looked at him and said 'you're littering' in that you're in trouble voice. And the guy just said something along the lines of 'I'm an adult, it's ok.'"

wanawanka

Nasty

"Entitled rudeness."

Tobybrent

"Ummmm so I’ve had a work training that I planned, for MONTHS, and we already had to move the training once because of an internal work crisis. The training was moved to today. It's in an hour."

"This morning alone, 4 people have asked me to move it and they’ve known the training date for months. It’s so disrespectful. Moving the training from our previous date was a $500 fine, and if you can’t make it, that’s on you. Your poor planning does not constitute an emergency on my behalf."

KMKO926

First Be Better

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"Selfishness that harms others."

5s-are-cool

"I think most of us do in some ways. Hopefully people might decide to try harder at minimizing the harm we do while surviving and entertaining ourselves and others."

5s-are-cool

Humans really need to be better.

Wait your turn...

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"Trying to skip a line."

Tankisfreemason

"A lady came up to me once, asking to skip 30 people in line to buy a banana for her crying daughter at Disney, and I told her I can't speak for all 30 people behind me."

MrGurns

"Especially a traffic line where it is going one way and you get every other 15 vehicles behind that will go to the middle lane just cut in line to wait behind even more traffic."

SirGamer247

Not Always Right

"Being entitled and treating customer service workers badly."

potatopride999

"I work in a restaurant and my boss will argue with you and kick you out if you don't behave, downright telling people they are the worst people are so surprised every time they get told to leave after insulting a staff member."

Jesteress

"I dealt with this hard during the early days of the pandemic at Gamestop. When we got crappy no-mask customers when I was working with my friends, we would be rude right back and borderline harass them out of the store. The next several customers would always praise us for not taking s**t. Everyone hates crappy customers, including other customers."

Dr_prof_Luigi

Faults

"Finding the fault in others while ignoring the same fault in yourself."

idrinkkombucha

"An unfortunate truth is that a lot of adults stop emotionally maturing when they’re still children. When we’re kids, we can’t really imagine that there are adults who are less mature than us, but it’s actually depressingly common. Something stunts their ability to mature and then they’re just stuck with the emotional maturity of a teenager."

"They develop physical skills just like everyone else, and seem to live successful lives. They have careers and homes and families. But they also can’t connect with people on a deep level, lack the ability to introspect (so they can’t handle any criticism of themselves), and they can’t grow as people. It’s very sad."

eggjacket

“what the hell dude?”

"Animal abusers."

rfantasy7

"I watched someone try to run over a cat with their car in the Walmart parking lot, like 3 times. It was 2 am and they were speeding and swerving trying to hit the cat. Poor thing was running away terrified. I got out of my car and shrugged at them like 'what the f**k dude?' and they drove off."

"Tried to give the cat food and be nice to it but it wouldn’t come near, I think it’s just going to be terrified forever."

"Edit: I don’t understand it at all. I can at least conceptualize evil for the sake of personal gain, but what do you get from trying to murder a cat? It’s evil for the sake of evil and it’s freaking sick."

BrokenEffect

Savage

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"Listening to music from their phone without using earphone in a public place."

SuvenPan

Well all of those people deserve a little shame. Some... A LOT of shame! What is wrong with people?

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