• LovableSidekick@lemmy.world
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      1 hour ago

      The crowd clearly agrees with you on that, but many people are able to continue thinking even after they feel outrage.

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      This is literally what “black excellence” is, but calling it out makes you (internally) racist, a pick me for the nazis, or a black person who is white on the inside.

      This post is inspirational and any problem you have with it is racially motivated.

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        Interesting point, but I think meme culture is also programming people to stop thinking the moment their outrage is triggered. There’s a group consensus that acknowledging any other factors besides the evil in a situation is a defense of that evil.