[DredgenSun]

THere's no right or wrong answer. (Spoiler, they're probably all wrong)

But I just want to know what peoples interpretations of this word, if it's a ubiquitous term and meaning or,otherwise?

[el_farado]

"Woke" is the past tense of the verb "wake." It refers to the act of becoming awake or alert after sleeping or from reality. For example, "I woke up early this morning."

[RandomUser420]

The opposite of based and redpilled

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[DredgenSun]

"Woke" is the past tense of the verb "wake." It refers to the act of becoming awake or alert after sleeping or from reality. For example, "I woke up early this morning."

https://media1.giphy.com/media/xSM46ernA...f&ct=g

My G, based posting

[KennyXXXVI]

A buzz word to make people angry about everything

[DredgenSun]

A buzz word to make people angry about everything

Completely correct

[judgeholden]

liberal and/or communist

[netwatch1]

While I think the current meaning in the media and pop culture is more focused on it being inflammatory and used to make more conservative people upset with the state of the world - it really does change in meaning depending on the person and their views. 

I think everyone tries to be somewhat tolerant of other people and their lives so long as it does not disrupt their own. My neighbor going to a mosque doesn't bother me - but if they stole my bike it would bother me. I think being woke is when being tolerant goes too far - initially being used to try and achieve some equality but ultimately failing to do so either by swinging the scales too much or by failing to improve the situation in a meaningful and non-social way.

Also past tense of wake is a riot

[DredgenSun]

While I think the current meaning in the media and pop culture is more focused on it being inflammatory and used to make more conservative people upset with the state of the world - it really does change in meaning depending on the person and their views. 

I think everyone tries to be somewhat tolerant of other people and their lives so long as it does not disrupt their own. My neighbor going to a mosque doesn't bother me - but if they stole my bike it would bother me. I think being woke is when being tolerant goes too far - initially being used to try and achieve some equality but ultimately failing to do so either by swinging the scales too much or by failing to improve the situation in a meaningful and non-social way.

Also past tense of wake is a riot

I did see sth earlier, a guy going off in a comments section coz someone made a joke about Climate Change.
"Did you REALLY just admit that Climate Change isn't real?'

like... Covid and everyone turning online, really fucked alot of people up

[OneSh0tTw0sh0t]

you're woke when u use metal straws instead of plastic while Taylor Swift uses a plane to her plane to her plane