Damn, you just sound ignorant about a lot of things. Like, it's a litany of things that you almost-kind-of-understand, but because the details require just a little more historical knowledge than you have, everything comes out all fucked up.
We can just read what you write and see that's true, my guy.
As a person who lived in the back of my pickup long enough that my son used tease me and call me diogenes, lemme say... you're not doing very much credit to the moniker....
"Flooded minds don’t ask about incentives, second-order effects, or long-term consequences. They ask a single question: how do we stop this feeling right now? That’s when urgency and moral absolutism enter. Action must be immediate. Hesitation becomes cruelty. Nuance becomes complicity. Disagreement is reframed as a character defect: if you don’t agree, you lack empathy. Deliberation is replaced by moral pressure."
Read the article I linked. You are exactly what it's talking about.
