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Lou's Safe Place: Stop Saying "We" | We The Internet TV
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1:39Now PlayingWelcome to Lou's Safe Place, where Lou is safe to talk honestly about whatever's on his mind. Today, Lou can't stand the word "we". People are always saying, "we need to stop supporting misogyny" or "we need to address our greed in a capitalist system." But who is "we"? It sounds like you need to work on yourself before you tell anybody else what to do.
Using "we" is an easy way to release your personal responsibility onto a nebulous collective, but maybe some problems could actually get solved if we all — sorry, if *I* just put in the work to improve myself, rather than forcing that responsibility onto everyone else.
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