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Maybe it is a matter of being aware of "injustice" (for lack of a better word) too intensely, and then just becoming jaded to it to carry on. But it feels a bit
by TheFattestNinja 4y ago
Maybe it is a matter of being aware of "injustice" (for lack of a better word) too intensely, and then just becoming jaded to it to carry on. But it feels a bit too self-justifying to me, I'm wary of explanations that are too charitable to oneself. I hope we can find a way to channel that into self (and external) improvements instead.
- __MatrixMan__ 4y agoI think we've always been aware of injustice. The new awareness is that injustice, left to fester, is a threat to the stability of systems that we rely on. I'd love to take a moral view of the situation, but people dismiss those. Everybody speaks threat. And having acknowledged a threat isn't exactly a high bar. We can worry about being too self congratulatory once we've done anything about it.