I wonder if folks recognize that all of this is internet only drama. I live in a diverse city of 5 million people, and I rarely to never come across someone who

I wonder if folks recognize that all of this is internet only drama. I live in a diverse city of 5 million people, and I rarely to never come across someone who is so charged up over identity or race or political affiliations. Those .00001% of the time that I do, its usually related to something from the internet spilling into real life. I can drive 10 minutes from downtown and be in the heart of multiple ethnic groups, affiliations, and cultures, and in fact I often do to go eat or hang out with friends. When I interact with people in these areas I don't see the same behaviors that I see online. It really just makes me want to spend less time online which is a shame. As I entered college in the early 90s and the internet was coming to the masses it seemed a much more hopeful place.