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The Final Battle (The last installment of Why American capitalism is so rotten, Part 10)

Robert Reich • 19752 implied HN points • 26 Jan 24

🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Capitalism Election Democracy Authoritarianism Bullying

American capitalism is harsh and worsened by the control of moneyed interests.
The battle ahead is for democracy, the rule of law, and against neofascism.
To achieve a better society, American capitalism must be reformed to benefit the majority.

Reverse Dominance Hierarchies, Gen Z Gender Divide, Falling in Love

Rob Henderson's Newsletter • 1609 implied HN points • 30 Jan 24

🎭️ Culture Gender Relationships Intelligence Bullying Love

Being a bully is linked to higher likelihood of having had sexual intercourse.
Visual cues like business clothing and books are associated with high intelligence on social media.
Men often report falling in love faster than women in relationships.

On Alex Goldman Calling For Matt Yglesias To Be Bullied Off Twitter

Singal-Minded • 1363 implied HN points • 23 May 23

🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Online behavior Social media Bullying

A call for online bullying can have real consequences on mental health.
It's important to consider others' well-being before engaging in online attacks.
Online behavior can influence and reflect broader societal norms.

Misuse of Power

Comment is Freed • 106 implied HN points • 22 Apr 23

🌍 World Politics Bullying Public Opinion

Dominic Raab's resignation may not be significant due to the limited role of Deputy Prime Ministers in the British system.
Raab's behavior and reputation revealed more about the culture of Westminster than his actual actions.
The public's perception of politicians is generally low, making scandals like Raab's unlikely to drastically change voting preferences.

Maybe people are just shitty. Or maybe it's the Internet's fault.

Links I Would Gchat You If We Were Friends • 0 implied HN points • 03 May 16

🎭️ Culture Bullying Internet Literature Social media Online behavior

The definition of "bullying" has expanded so much that it's losing its true meaning of powerful people intimidating the powerless.
Online trolling and cyberbullying can have devastating real-life consequences, like disrupting a family's grieving process.
There are instances of heart-wrenching online harassment, but on a lighter note, there's a young food critic making waves on YouTube.

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