Is it Justice or Just Us?

Easy to recognize that you're vulnerable, disenfranchised, and overworked/underpaid. Easy to recognize how the system fucks you over specifically or structurally disadvantages you as a member of a demographic or class cohort. Comparatively hard to deal with someone on the other side of the tracks, with radically different experiences and beliefs, and build a sense of collective justice between you.

Idk how many young people come out with a holistic sense of injustice. I see a lot of "if you were just doing things more like me, you'd have a reason to complain" but comparatively little "I'm not here to question your circumstances, I'm just here for the solidarity for the cause".

The /c/LeopardsAteMyFace channel is choke full of people who get off on the schadenfreude of the modern moment. Meanwhile, on the chud sites, you see plenty of folks who express a personal sense of injustice jerking it with abandon to military snuff films and economic sob stories.

If that's your sense of Justice, no wonder you're going insane.