I think this is a phenomenon that happens through stereotypical radicalization. The social bubble has become so close to exploding in our collective faces that

I think this is a phenomenon that happens through stereotypical radicalization. The social bubble has become so close to exploding in our collective faces that everything has to be put in correct form, everybody has to be included, everything has to be perfect. What happened to the meaning of "human" itself? Why are we not forgiving to humans that simply forgot? I think the phenomenon of how social shitstorms explode these days is the exact opposite of an inclusive society. Those that complain about things online usually are the ones that are not inclusive, and live their lives in despair and hate instead of love and compassion. What we need to do is the opposite: Embrace discussion, embrace debate, and embrace to try to understand the opponents' views. People are quick to downvote, and people are quick to hate. But do you know what it takes to try to understand your imaginary villain? A real hero that offers compassion, not another villain that fuels the hate. I believe that we as a society need to rethink our social values, because apparently, a major part of our society doesn't give a damn about other parts of our society. And that's either a social or an educational issue with our moral baseline that we teach our children.