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Everyone uses outrage.

The media packages it in headlines & clickbait to sell ads & subscriptions.

Politicians package it in stump speeches & hearings to get donations & votes.

Please consider that in your analysis as both these entities condemn FB for "profiting off outrage"

— Kate Klonick (@Klonick) October 7, 2021

Not everything is about you, Jesse. She is telling people to sign up for @chick_in_kiev's substack. I'm not a fan ... but she's allowed to be. And - and this is key - that can be entirely independent of "does Talia want to deplatform Jesse" https://t.co/wn3FMGuMiD

— Akiva Cohen (@AkivaMCohen) October 7, 2021

Unvaccinated aren't just taking risks on themselves. They're also imposing risks on others by occupying limited hospital beds, incubating variants, and exposing those who'd can't get shots.
If you value the right to impose risk on others, ok. But at least recognize the complexity https://t.co/EKJ7jGcSAj

— Nicholas Grossman (@NGrossman81) October 7, 2021

No one was stopping you. Enough with the faux outrage. https://t.co/kMP1rX7el3

— Bradley P. Moss (@BradMossEsq) October 3, 2021

I love when people say they're not rich because their "food and entertainment" budget is more than my entire take home pay.

— Sheryl Ring, Aaron Judge appreciator (@Ring_Sheryl) October 3, 2021

Have a word with whatever dude on your staff chose to use “romantic overtures” instead of “stalking” https://t.co/HxXaPsijJH

— Tammi Gaw (@tammigaw) October 2, 2021

step one: quit interviewing nazis on your damn podcasts https://t.co/cvYQRPKEai

— 🎃Imani Gandy Corn🎃 (@AngryBlackLady) October 3, 2021

Throw on a blindfold and call it a day.

Disabled people do not need able-bodied people stepping in their shoes for a day to know what it's like, they can use empathy for that. You can highlight an issue without making it per formative. https://t.co/c5E5yGoqta

— Ross Minor 👨‍🦯: Studying for the CPACC (@ross_minor) October 3, 2021

I wish everybody would read @DavidAFrench. Don’t agree with him on many issues but if we had a thoughtful, self-critical conservative movement in this country, one rooted in a sense of considered purpose and decency, he’d be a lot more important to national dialogue than Fox News https://t.co/8xOx6w9INQ

— stuart stevens (@stuartpstevens) October 3, 2021