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>Maybe confusing voyeurism for paranoia. Or maybe the two are related?
Our society has become insanely voyeuristic in the last 15 or so years because of social media, cellphone cameras, and "reality" tv exposure. People out in public are now constantly staring and watching each other, ready to get their phones out and record to post online, and as a result so many people have become incredibly neurotic and punitive when it comes to some really minor social mistakes. Life was NOT like this 20 years ago. People were way less on edge because there wasnt this feeling that everything you say or do will become permanent record for your community or that youll judged and scrutinized by millions of strangers.
also:
it is based of SNITCHING
to get approval from people online
so you do somebody else in for temporary praise
instead of working it out and mending things with the person right there before you.
So you are selling somebody else out for a temporary high. Attempts to ruin someone else's life for upvotes.
There is hardly any honor. and there is suspicion of others motives because of that, which makes people rightfully paranoid.









