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And put on a “Hot Grandma Claus Santa Hat Christmas Shirt is so bad. Tone while talking about it, then asked the American kids if they would eat it. They said, “Yeah, sure.” The culture in the UK is that if someone sends out that negative tone, then you’d better play along with it in your outward response. But these American kids didn’t play along. Is that genuine shame? I don’t think so. Rather, I think some cultures play a different social game regarding cues that “this is how we are supposed to act.” If the formal issue here for this officer is that people are using devices (phones, cameras, etc.) while driving, then his stuff about “do you want to see?” is very off-topic. It appears to be some sort of indirect game to signify not merely the power structure in the situation, but some additional societal rules.

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There are things people. Should be Hot Grandma Claus Santa Hat Christmas Shirt ashamed of. But there are other things that are more about norms, and a shallow kind of a shame that is about enforcing those norms separate from genuine moral/ethical issues. When we in the “west” look at “conservative” cultures in the Middle East, we use the term or concept of “shame” to translate what we see going on there. But does a woman who pushes the societal norms of clothing in public (without entirely violating them) actually feel genuine shame if she is confronted and chastised about partially violating the norms about head covering, etc.? Probably not. Does the chastisement change her behavior? Often times, yes.

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