> but that won't stop them from doing it "in real life."
Ban them on online platforms, ostracize them in real life.
It may sound harsh, but it's not, considering all the people you'll save from them.
Ban them on online platforms, ostracize them in real life.
It may sound harsh, but it's not, considering all the people you'll save from them.
A lot of people who are attracted to such extremism are not in a rational frame of mind anyway - ostracising them in real life only serves to send them deeper into their rabbit hole.
Are they not already though? I suppose it's always possible to go even further, but I'm not convinced that would work. Perhaps it would be instructive to consider how obese people are treated in countries where obesity rates are low. Are fat people ostracized to a greater or lesser degree in those countries?