Seeing and Avoiding Negativity
Logic
Peace
Changing things just for the sake of changing them could amount to social vandalism, and I never advocate that.I used the term a few times, here and there, when I saw it. In 2017 I used it, and someone asked me to define it. The use:
Some people seem to be thinking the world is there to tear up, and they can't tell useful information from social vandalism.the question:
"Social vandalism". I like this thought, but am not quite sure I understand what you mean. Could you explain it, please?Sandra Dodd
Actions that make the social environment ugly. Actions that harm the social environment. Gratuituous stupidity thrust upon the interpersonal landscape.Those last comments are from a facebook discussion, on my page, about a video called "Eating Twinkies with God". (the discussion link)
Some people don't "leave the site cleaner than they found it." They make their mark (in a conversation, in a situation) the way a kid with spraypaint at 3:00 a.m., or a kid with a rock breaking a window, does.
Instead of wild, pointless destruction of property, it's wild, pointless destruction of peace and rational coversation.