I've been in some extremely passive pre-flop games lately, where hands like AKs, JJ, QQ are limping in from all positions. Sure, some of it is deception and set-ups, but mostly these are just passive players. So, of course there are various donkeys and even some smarter players seeing lots of cheap flops too, with hands like K3 s, any connectors, etc., from about any position.

So, how do you react to these conditions? Do you get in there with your K6s and TJo and Q9s mp because you don't expect much aggression behind you and you might hit a big flop and get paid? Do you continue to raise hands like TT early in order to define holdings and thin the field, or just limp those like everyone else and play accordingly?
Do you turn into the aggressor and take down lots of small pots, give way when you meet stiff resistance, and get paid on your occasional monsters?

Seriously, what would you do if everybody else in your game basically acted as if their "raise" function didn't work before the flop?

In theory, it should be a great game for a player with superior post-flop skills, right? (not saying that I am)
Wouldn't you want to see about every flop?

Anyways, I'd really appreciate any insights. Thanks.