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The Civility Manifesto


Below are the 12 planks required to achieve complete civility and utopia:

1) Don't say anything that might be construed as negative.  You don't want to offend anyone.

2) Don't be emotional or act too concerned.

3) Rights and freedoms are not as important as getting along.  They just aren't worth it if it causes too much stress or anxiety.

4) Shake their hand warmly and always smile.

5) When people are disagreeable or controversial, ostracize them, avoid them, and hope for their involuntary commitment to a psychiatric facility one day soon.

6) Ensure the candidate you support has the most money, is the most eloquent, and the most popular.

7) Never raise your voice or get upset.

8) Always turn the other cheek — no matter what.

9) If anyone makes you feel uncomfortable, run away.

10) Be moderate and compromise whenever you are asked to do so.

11) Follow your leaders without question.  They know what's best.

12) Think happy thoughts. Think happy thoughts. Think happy thoughts.

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