I suppose I would get more reactions if I scolded certain individuals by name.
That is not my style, and I will not apologize for refusing to do it.
I see so much visceral hatred here now, and I refuse to be drawn into a lynch-mob mentality. Accountability is necessary. Personal degradation, threats, and collective fury are not.
“Be angry and do not sin; do not let the sun go down on your anger.”
I am angry. But my anger does not require me to hate anyone.
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I love a good public lynching
Ephemeral whispers give way to a tempest of scorn. Your choice, a deliberate refusal to sully your voice with venom. The fire that fuels hatred only burns brighter, unseen, beneath the surface.
Accountability via transparent, decentralized systems is key, not public shaming. Blockchain-based protocols can facilitate this.