Delta stereotypes?

[Creepy-male]

Let's compile a list!

[ArchonAlarion]

passive-aggressive reactionaries.

quaint parish people

folks

hippies

mahogony libraries + pipes

[Hot Scalding Gayser]

moral prudes

people who obey society laws too much without questioning things enough

people who cash in on the emotions of other people, under the guise of 'helping them'

conservatives

too politically correct (ENFps especially)

too diplomatic, soothe the anger of people down too much - can't take sides when it's clear to Betas that there's a good guy and a bad guy here

[DirectorAbbie]

I do not relate in the slightest to Miss Piggy. She's a hussy.

[UDP]

I do not relate in the slightest to Miss Piggy. She's a hussy.

Somehow, I don't see you as Ms Piggy either.

[jewels]

I do not relate in the slightest to Miss Piggy. She's a hussy.

I wonder if she's Beta.

[UDP]

moral prudes

people who obey society laws too much without questioning things enough

people who cash in on the emotions of other people, under the guise of 'helping them'

conservatives

too politically correct (ENFps especially)

too diplomatic, soothe the anger of people down too much - can't take sides when it's clear to Betas that there's a good guy and a bad guy here

beta stereotypes

[Creepy-male]

people who cash in on the emotions of other people, under the guise of 'helping them'

What do you mean by "cashing in"?

too diplomatic, soothe the anger of people down too much - can't take sides when it's clear to Betas that there's a good guy and a bad guy here

I don't think being nonpartisan and being unresponsive to anger are the same thing.

[somavision]

My personal response to these

moral prudes

I dislike actions that contradict my personal ethics. Personally I consider these to have some flexibility. I avoid causing harm intentionally, although realise that seemingly selfish actions can have overall positive consequences, whilst seemingly selfless actions can have the reverse. I do enjoy beating homosexuals to within an inch of their lives, walking away and saying.
"that'll learn you for being queer"

people who obey society laws too much without questioning things enough

Laws are there for a reason. If they are not required they should be removed, I certainy question the rules and like to test them. However I'm not going to revolt childishly against a system that has progressed gradually and with the consent of the people over god knows how many years. There's a quote about british politics, I'm not sure if this is the exact one.
"What matters is that other countries have revolutions, we have satire. That's how we do politics"

What laws currently need questioning?

people who cash in on the emotions of other people, under the guise of 'helping them'

can be true with me on certain occasions - on the whole though this is a bullshit statement. If someone is genuinly trying to help, they are genuinely trying to help. If they are not they are not. It depends on the individual and the circumstances

conservatives

for me - evolution and progression over revolution

too politically correct (ENFps especially)

I am aware of victimising those in weaker or disadvantaged situations and am also aware of the power that language can play in this.

too diplomatic, soothe the anger of people down too much - can't take sides when it's clear to Betas that there's a good guy and a bad guy here

I do like to see the complete picture and before taking sides. I'm no hurry to support or condemn unless I'm satisfied that I have all the information. I can however take sides quicker when I know someone and I know what they are like and how they are, as I have enough background information on their character etc.

[jessica129]

Basically the way to a Beta's heart is to be a beer drinking-lower class-rude-as-hell-cussing-immature-talking-about-sex-all-the-time-as-if-anyone-cares-loud-annoying-uninteresting-emo-redneck-type-person.

I'm just kidding.









No i'm not.

[UDP]

and really, really image/social status focused