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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
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I am thinking people who use woke as a derogatory might not agree with your usage. I am interested in wondering what other people would answer.

EDIT: I've gotten quite a few interesting responses on what the word means to different people:

&gt;Fake virtue, virtue-signaling.

&gt;Forcing others to respect people they dislike/hate.

&gt;Some use it because of antiquated moral codes that lack empathy.

&gt;Used to dismiss different opinions as being not worth listening to. A broad sweep.

&gt;Blind tribalism

&gt;Used to refer to anything that isn't white, cis and christian.

&gt;It's overuses, means so many things that it's a meaningless word now

&gt;Irony. People getting offended and calling you woke for calling out their racism.

&gt;It describes a person who's opinion on every topic I already know, even before they have formed it.
gpt
People who use it in a derogatory way mostly have some combination of several sentiments behind it: 

* That it is basically synonymous with virtue signalling i.e. people insincerely exhibiting values and opinions that society deems valuable or that it is simply disingenuous altruism.
* That "woke" people are just sheep following propaganda and the mainstream media or whatever other conservative boogieman.
* That "woke" people are naive, malicious, or just stupid and are either knowingly or unknowingly pushing values, often viewed as naively idealistic, which will cause the corruption of culture and/or the downfall of society into despair and depravity. 

It's not really that deep. Not all people who use it in a derogatory way have exactly the same intention but the bottom line is that they're on the other side of the "culture war" and they use woke to refer to the progressive/left side in a derogatory way because they disagree with/resent them. It's not rational or logical, it's just emotionally charged rhetoric, that's all it is.