If people never went to clap even once, clearly they are not interested in doing it. It’s a fact not a judgment.
The judgement is the 'the cant be arsed' and 'i assume they don't care' you do not seem to have grasp of the meaning of a lot of words
The ‘clapping’ is irrelevant. It could be bowing your head at the front door, it’s the sentiment behind it.
No the clapping isn't like the minutes silence at all. The minutes silence, is time to reflect. Its something people choose to do and something that let's people reflect their own thoughts.
And ita not somethomg that only counts if its done on your doorstep.
Its never about being seen. Its never been a case of you kust do it publically, or it doesn't count. Or about being seen to do it.
Or judging people who dont do it pubically. Or making out that unless you do it to an audience its meaningless.
As I have said, I am not against clapping. Go ahead and clap.
Its about the people who think it makes the morally superior.
It makes them better than other
They do it only to be seen doing it, so its self serving
That unless you do it as a public performance, you don't care.
If someone chooses to not partake in the silences that's up to them. I wouldn't agree with them trying to stop someone else doing it or interrupting someone else doing it.
But I certainly wouldn't be OK with people who did the silence on their doorstep today, shaming their neighbours who weren't on their doorstep. Or making out that they care more because they did it as a performance. Or generally thinking they are morally superior because they did it publically.
Thats poor behaviour. Its shitty behaviour. Its also factually incorrect.
Clap on your doorstep. Do silences on your doorstep. But accept your judgements are incorrect. And that your public gesture is, at least in part, self serving