Is moral outrage enjoyable in a way people refuse to admit?
Condemnation can offer status and belonging while demanding little personal sacrifice.
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Condemnation can offer status and belonging while demanding little personal sacrifice.
The person paying for persuasion should be as visible as the slogan.
Anonymous reporting can protect people from retaliation.
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Donors should know whether they are funding material assistance or religious activity.
A party's promises mean little if its lawmakers routinely undermine its platform.
A false claim reaching many people may require a visible correction.
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A quiet correction cannot repair a viral falsehood that reached far more people.
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