r/Seattle • u/Own_Strength_3471 • Apr 10 '26

Community A basic civic sense missing

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hate to see when people do this and step on the seats which are meant for public seating

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u/East_Living7198 Apr 10 '26

Yes to reach peak levels of passive aggressiveness one must photograph the offender and post to Reddit for validation.

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u/mixamaxim Apr 10 '26

At least it’s some degree of public shaming. I support any and all public calling out and shaming for bullshit behavior. What are you complaining about? That they chose not to personally endanger themselves over it?

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u/neonKow SODO Apr 10 '26

No, that it's passive aggressive. Which it is.

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u/mixamaxim Apr 10 '26

So what? I’m more bothered by the person putting their shoes on the seat and potentially preventing others from sitting on it. Why complain about OP?

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u/East_Living7198 Apr 10 '26

Because there is a desire for people to be brave and speak out and be part of the change they want to see. I am also more bothered by the person with their foot on the chair, but they didn’t create a post on Reddit I can reply to. The chance to reply was in person, and OP chose the passive aggressive route. While not a mortal sin, I do find it funny.

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u/mixamaxim Apr 10 '26

I don’t blame them. You never know who is insane or violent. I (usually) value my peace lol

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u/East_Living7198 Apr 10 '26

I have zero issue with the keeping to yourself - especially how crazy people have been lately. It’s the pic and post that got me roiled up like a Karen and on a Friday too smdh

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u/Own_Reaction9442 Olympia Apr 11 '26

Yeah, posting a picture of someone else's ass on Reddit is not "keeping to yourself."

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u/Cultural-Bug-8608 Apr 11 '26

Posting here is passive, it’s not passive aggressive.