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	'''Virtue signalling''' is a pejorative neologism for the expression of a disingenuous moral viewpoint with the intent of communicating good character.<ref>https://doi.org/10.1007/s11229-020-02653-9</ref><ref>https://www.eurekastreet.com.au/article/-virtue-signalling--and-other-slimy-words</ref><ref>http://theconversation.com/virtue-signalling-a-slur-meant-to-imply-moral-grandstanding-that-might-not-be-all-bad-145546</ref>		'''Virtue signalling''' is a pejorative neologism for the expression of a disingenuous moral viewpoint with the intent of communicating good character.<ref>https://doi.org/10.1007/s11229-020-02653-9</ref><ref>https://www.eurekastreet.com.au/article/-virtue-signalling--and-other-slimy-words</ref><ref>http://theconversation.com/virtue-signalling-a-slur-meant-to-imply-moral-grandstanding-that-might-not-be-all-bad-145546</ref>

	Virtue signalling may be thought of as a form of moral grandstanding, in ~~which~~ a viewpoint or answer is calculated to ''look good'', thereby making the object or speaker appear virtuous to others, rather than being an honest viewpoint. Virtue signalling is often associated with a lack of action that would address problems the speaker purports to care about.		Virtue signalling may be thought of as a form of moral grandstanding. The expressed viewpoint or answer is calculated to ''look good'', thereby making the object or speaker appear virtuous to others, rather than being an honest viewpoint. Virtue signalling is often associated with a lack of action that would address problems the speaker purports to care about. Virtue signallers send to demonstrate self-righteousness.

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	* Giving as one's opinion on a matter, an answer that is chosen for its ability to make the speaker appear good, or disingenuously expressing outrage ~~which~~ suggests to bystanders that the speaker holds a moral high ground.		* Giving as one's opinion on a matter, an answer that is chosen for its ability to make the speaker appear good, or disingenuously expressing outrage that suggests to bystanders that the speaker holds the moral high ground.

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Robert Brockway at 00:15, 24 November 2021

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	'''Virtue signalling''' is a pejorative [[neologism]] for the expression of a [[disingenuous]] ~~[[Morality\|~~moral]] viewpoint with the intent of communicating good character.<ref>https://doi.org/10.1007/s11229-020-02653-9</ref><ref>https://www.eurekastreet.com.au/article/-virtue-signalling--and-other-slimy-words</ref><ref>http://theconversation.com/virtue-signalling-a-slur-meant-to-imply-moral-grandstanding-that-might-not-be-all-bad-145546</ref>		'''Virtue signalling''' is a pejorative neologism for the expression of a disingenuous moral viewpoint with the intent of communicating good character.<ref>https://doi.org/10.1007/s11229-020-02653-9</ref><ref>https://www.eurekastreet.com.au/article/-virtue-signalling--and-other-slimy-words</ref><ref>http://theconversation.com/virtue-signalling-a-slur-meant-to-imply-moral-grandstanding-that-might-not-be-all-bad-145546</ref>

	Virtue signalling may be thought of as a form of moral grandstanding, in which a viewpoint or answer is calculated to "look good", thereby making the object or speaker appear virtuous to others, rather than being ~~chosen~~ ~~because~~ it is ~~strictly~~ ~~honest~~.		Virtue signalling may be thought of as a form of moral grandstanding, in which a viewpoint or answer is calculated to ''look good'', thereby making the object or speaker appear virtuous to others, rather than being an honest viewpoint. Virtue signalling is often associated with a lack of action that would address problems the speaker purports to care about.

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	* Giving as one's opinion on a matter, an answer that is chosen for its ability to make the speaker appear good, or disingenuously expressing outrage which suggests to bystanders that the speaker holds a moral high ground.		* Giving as one's opinion on a matter, an answer that is chosen for its ability to make the speaker appear good, or disingenuously expressing outrage which suggests to bystanders that the speaker holds a moral high ground.

	Virtue signalling is often associated with a lack of action that would address problems the speaker purports to care about.

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	* Giving as one's opinion on a matter, an answer that is chosen for its ability to make the speaker appear good, or disingenuously expressing outrage which suggests to bystanders that the speaker holds a moral high ground.		* Giving as one's opinion on a matter, an answer that is chosen for its ability to make the speaker appear good, or disingenuously expressing outrage which suggests to bystanders that the speaker holds a moral high ground.

			Virtue signalling is often associated with a lack of action that would address problems the speaker purports to care about.

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	'''Virtue signalling''' is a pejorative [[neologism]] for the expression of a [[disingenuous]] [[Morality\|moral]] viewpoint with the intent of communicating good character.<ref>~~{{cite journal\|first1=Neil\|last1=Levy\|title=Virtue signalling is virtuous\|url=~~https://doi.org/10.1007/s11229-020-02653-9~~\|journal=Synthese\|date=16 April 2020\|volume=198\|issue=10\|pages=9545–9562\|issn=1573-0964\|doi=10.1007/s11229-020-02653-9\|s2cid=215793854}}~~</ref><ref>~~{{cite web\|accessdate=2021-09-04\|title='Virtue signalling' and other slimy words\|url=~~https://www.eurekastreet.com.au/article/-virtue-signalling--and-other-slimy-words~~\|website=Eureka Street}}~~</ref><ref>~~{{cite web\|first1=Karen\|last1=Stollznow\|accessdate=2021-09-04\|title='Virtue signalling', a slur meant to imply moral grandstanding that might not be all bad\|url=~~http://theconversation.com/virtue-signalling-a-slur-meant-to-imply-moral-grandstanding-that-might-not-be-all-bad-145546~~\|website=The Conversation}}~~</ref>		'''Virtue signalling''' is a pejorative [[neologism]] for the expression of a [[disingenuous]] [[Morality\|moral]] viewpoint with the intent of communicating good character.<ref>https://doi.org/10.1007/s11229-020-02653-9</ref><ref>https://www.eurekastreet.com.au/article/-virtue-signalling--and-other-slimy-words</ref><ref>http://theconversation.com/virtue-signalling-a-slur-meant-to-imply-moral-grandstanding-that-might-not-be-all-bad-145546</ref>

	Virtue signalling may be thought of as a form of moral grandstanding, in which a viewpoint or answer is calculated to "look good", thereby making the object or speaker appear virtuous to others, rather than being chosen because it is strictly honest.		Virtue signalling may be thought of as a form of moral grandstanding, in which a viewpoint or answer is calculated to "look good", thereby making the object or speaker appear virtuous to others, rather than being chosen because it is strictly honest.

Robert Brockway: Partial import from https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Virtue_signalling&oldid=1056642558

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Partial import from https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Virtue_signalling&oldid=1056642558

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		'''Virtue signalling''' is a pejorative [[neologism]] for the expression of a [[disingenuous]] [[Morality\|moral]] viewpoint with the intent of communicating good character.<ref>{{cite journal\|first1=Neil\|last1=Levy\|title=Virtue signalling is virtuous\|url=https://doi.org/10.1007/s11229-020-02653-9\|journal=Synthese\|date=16 April 2020\|volume=198\|issue=10\|pages=9545–9562\|issn=1573-0964\|doi=10.1007/s11229-020-02653-9\|s2cid=215793854}}</ref><ref>{{cite web\|accessdate=2021-09-04\|title='Virtue signalling' and other slimy words\|url=https://www.eurekastreet.com.au/article/-virtue-signalling--and-other-slimy-words\|website=Eureka Street}}</ref><ref>{{cite web\|first1=Karen\|last1=Stollznow\|accessdate=2021-09-04\|title='Virtue signalling', a slur meant to imply moral grandstanding that might not be all bad\|url=http://theconversation.com/virtue-signalling-a-slur-meant-to-imply-moral-grandstanding-that-might-not-be-all-bad-145546\|website=The Conversation}}</ref>

		Virtue signalling may be thought of as a form of moral grandstanding, in which a viewpoint or answer is calculated to "look good", thereby making the object or speaker appear virtuous to others, rather than being chosen because it is strictly honest.

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		* Giving as one's opinion on a matter, an answer that is chosen for its ability to make the speaker appear good, or disingenuously expressing outrage which suggests to bystanders that the speaker holds a moral high ground.

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