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Social media outrage is good
This position holds that social media outrage is a positive force. It argues that such outrage spurs political and social change by raising participation, and that it offers a powerful mechanism for accountability — letting ordinary people hold the powerful to account.
Supporting arguments · 3
- Social media outrage drives political changeSocial media outrage empowers social movements which drive political change.
- Social media outrage offers a mechanism for accountabilitySocial media outrage, like the mainstream media and other institutions, offers an additional mechanism for accountability.
- Social media outrage culture increases political participationSocial media outrage increases political participation by engaging many that would otherwise remain indifferent.