Ask Lemmy
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Good people:
Take time to listen to others even if it's something they don't agree with, they want to understand the other person before they want to performatively argue.
Treat others with kindness, and everyone equally, no matter their age, race or social standing.
Make sure people are treated fairly by others even if it's very small gestures like noticing if someone said something nobody heard, or if someone is being talked-over, and calling attention to it.
Care about how they make other people feel. I mean, it should be obvious but apparently a LOT of people took all the wrong lessons from their saturday morning cartoons and care more about being emotionally vindicated and somehow still think they're the good ones, a tendency that covers every side of every population or group.
Have values and principles that they stay consistent with, which is very different than having something like a political ideology. (Those things can change, based on your value system.)