The same chronically online women who made a sport out of harassing an innocent Christian mother and widow have raised nearly $700K for a woman accused of strangling her three children (and built fan clubs around her because “it could have been me”) There is a moral inversion happening the likes of which we have never seen. When women become more emotionally bonded to online tribes than to families, churches, neighborhoods, and real communities, their moral compass can become completely scrambled: the innocent woman becomes the villain, the alleged child-killer becomes the victim, motherhood becomes oppression, and resentment becomes virtue. Idle people are incredibly easy to radicalize. The women who are not plugged into community are sitting prey right now. We are watching people disappear into algorithm-fed cults of conspiracy, grievance, paranoia, and resentment that reward them for abandoning common sense and distrusting anything that threatens the narrative. And that rot doesn’t stay online. It changes how people see good and evil. It changes who they trust. It changes what they believe they’re entitled to. And eventually, it changes how they vote. Socialism surging while millions of people are being radicalized inside these digital alternate realities is a warning. If we don’t start calling out the severity of this issue and holding the correct people responsible we are looking at a fundamentally different country in the next 10 years.