There's a certain magical hypocrisy in accusing others of shallow dismissals while you dismiss them and tell them to re-write. Setting that aside "raising awareness" isn't a serious idea, it's a single step in a process that many have decided is the endpoint of a process. You see it in how people attempt to imitate protest movements of prior generations by skipping the local organization, boycotting, solidarity, and instead skip to the Big March. Or worse organizations like the Susan G. Koman foundation that simply turned "raising awareness" into an end in and of itself.

Of course the worst of those are still doing something, perhaps not something maximally effective, but something nonetheless. Tragically on the internet people don't even attempt that, they skip straight to the scolding, posturing, ideological competition and recruitment phases of a movement. The result is what we see here, individuals sharing their often ill-informed opinion (still valid of course, although not worth much) based on an ideological leaning they've never meaningfully interrogated.

Fortunately this site is full of serious people willing to engage with a topic beyond the performative, and don't feel the need to engage in condescension and lofty dismissals. Lets never talk again.