This is it, righteous internet rage is very similar to road rage. The main factors are: - the lack of perceived humanity in the perpetrator, because they are i

This is it, righteous internet rage is very similar to road rage. The main factors are: - the lack of perceived humanity in the perpetrator, because they are in a car or at a distant computer. - the inability to communicate directly in an interactive way, preventing initial release of the expression - the reduction of the entirety of the person to their actions in this specific context without room for extenuating circumstances. The last one is even worse online because of retention. A reverse lens can occur, instead of viewing the ‘bad tweet’ in the context of the person’s overall output, the overall output is viewed and scrutinized via assumptions made from the offending action.