Jason J
Social media and meme culture have increasingly contributed to the rise of antisocial behavior. Platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok encourage fast, often impersonal interactions, which can breed a lack of empathy and understanding. Memes, in particular, can foster a sarcastic, dismissive tone, making it easier for people to be rude or offensive behind the shield of anonymity or distance.
This shift has led many to behave in ways they might not in face-to-face interactions, feeling emboldened by the ease of online communication. As a result, what used to be casual, light-hearted humor can sometimes morph into outright cruelty or insensitivity. It’s a troubling trend, as people increasingly prioritize witty one-liners or viral moments over meaningful conversation, deepening social isolation rather than connection.
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