Deference

to show respectful submission; yielding to someone else (generally given to someone who has more experience or senior to you); dutifulness

afuyeas

afuyeas

@afuyeas.bsky.social

What I'm gathering from this guy's comment section is that a lot of people confuse politeness with deference. The opposite of "polite" isn't "casual" which he explains very well https://youtu.be/PUj6DhVKBYM?is=BjZPrRRYLEuqwtUY?...

View on bsky.app

Servelan

Servelan

@servelan.newsie.social.ap.brid.gy

I think he didn't hear the deference he expected.

Donald Trump suddenly leaves in middle of Supreme Court arguments

https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-exit-supreme-court-birthright-citizenship-case-11769414

View on bsky.app

Martin Scheinin

Martin Scheinin

@martinscheinin.bsky.social

Congratulations, Matilda Merenmies, the jury unanimously awarded you the PhD in Law at the European University Institute for your thesis 'Gendered deference. The margin of appreciation and the protection of gendered rights in the European Court of Human Rights' https://www.eui.eu/events?id=586202?id=58...

View on bsky.app