It starts with a bit much. Then it escalates. It isn’t that people don’t have a right to be outraged. It’s that it becomes tiresome to witness. At some point, it feels like virtue signaling.At another, purely performative. And nothing happens. It comes wrapped in adjectives meant to express outrage, and without realizing it, the […]

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