Some unorthodox thoughts:
Apparently there is a Covid wave happening right now, tons of sick people coughing, not covering up their mouth when coughing.
Rules about public. If you see somebody coughing, in public, in a public restroom whatever, tell them to please cover up or at least cough into their sleeve or shirt. Maybe it is wise to be some sort of social justice warrior Nazi, enforce public behavior, even if they may give you a dirty look or whatever.
Also… I’ve been a bit slow about this, but it is wise to shame people or to enforce general hygiene about people washing hands, especially when it comes to sickness. Thinking about public ethics; whenever you do anything which involves the public, like being outside your house, reckless driving and the such… Pretend like you’re CHP or a cop, and enforce public behavior. Why?
First, the public hazard. You could do whatever you want in a private space, if it is your home or whatever… But the second you’re on the street, you’re in the public. This means:
No smoking outside
Maybe if you see somebody smoking, on the street, ask them if they could smoke off of the street off of the main street because of the secondhand smoke.
I’m starting to get more and more annoyed by smokers, who somehow feel like they have a right to smoke outside?
Also let is consider, smoking is dirty, shameful, bad behavior. Because once again, even if you’re on private property, and your secondhand smoke spills into the street, if I’m just walking on the sidewalk like an innocent bystander, I smell your secondhand smoke which immediately gives me a headache.
Be aggressive
The only proper way to be aggressive is to be really aggressive, and to direct your anger at other men, and also, don’t let women slide by on bad behavior either. Especially when it comes to honking, texting while driving etc.