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It is anti-democractic and bypasses justice mechanisms we worked hundreds of years to put in place. It is almost irrelevant what the group of people who experie
by neonsunset 4y ago
It is anti-democractic and bypasses justice mechanisms we worked hundreds of years to put in place. It is almost irrelevant what the group of people who experience disdain towards themselves think. Because subconsciously they are engaging in status-seeking behavior, which playing the victim card is very useful for.
- shadowgovt 4y agoSorry, I fail to see how reputational injury is anti-democratic. It is the people who decide if various attributes make a virtuous reputation. If anything, it can be more democratic than the law (with all of the unfortunate consequences that entails... The reason we bind force with rule of law and not rule of democracy directly is that we know the danger of the mob).
- neonsunset 4y agoThe issue I see with that there seems to be no middle ground. An issue is either largely unnoticed or it turns into crusade affecting everyone involved and leaving no winning move for participants in {dramaName}.
- Red_Leaves_Flyy 4y agoWelcome to the internet, that’s the price of admission. Don’t want to play? Don’t chase status and unless you’re really awful you won’t be incorrectly dragged online. If someone does something fucked to they need to be accountable for that. That takes actually putting in work and being repentant. There’s no faking that.