Post #2032872
2026-04-29 16:06 UTC
Replies (4)
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@yenahmik@lemmy.world 2026-04-29 16:18
Some people spend too much time online and it shows. There are some very drama filled spaces where it seems like people purposely follow things that make them angry and assume everyone else should be as angry as they are. I know the algorithms encourage it, but people need to just disengage and stop giving bandwidth to the rage bait stuff.
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@yenahmik@lemmy.world 2026-04-29 16:19
Some people spend too much time online and it shows. There are some very drama filled spaces where it seems like people purposely follow things that make them angry and assume everyone else should be as angry as they are. I know the algorithms encourage it, but people need to just disengage and stop giving bandwidth to the rage bait stuff.
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@Pman@lemmy.org 2026-04-29 16:58
On the one hand I agree with you that following raise air isn’t helpful but there are at least 2 other people I can think of that I ignore who post online a lot and cause a lot of damage who you can’t ignore, Trump and Musk, they have their followings that make all interactions more toxic and don’t want to be ignored and will make rash decisions to not be. I’m not sure ignoring is the right decision because one of them bought power and the other conned their way into power, J.K. Rowling has some power and has thrown her weight in regards to that just not as much as others outside her focused political efforts which do suck. Does fascism grow in ignorance from those who don’t follow their dogma or does it starve for more attention and wither until it gets that attention?
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@Mulligrubs@lemmy.world 2026-04-29 20:34
She couldn't pay for better press, their vitriol is making her a bloody fortune. Trump also comes to mind, one thing he has always been is a master of is free press coverage. He's such an enraging clown it won him the Presidency. The press is only concerned with ratings, so they rage bait every chance they get with 24-7 coverage.