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Once upon a time, humans used pitchforks and torches to chase away what scared them, and now they use sensitivity as a weapon of mass control. People wield hashtags and “think pieces” to cancel anything that makes them feel uncomfortable. Sensitivity has become the shiny new weapon of choice, but it doesn’t foster compassion, it’s meant to seize control.

And the irony? The same people screaming “offense!” are often the ones dishing out the propaganda, rewriting history, and trashing the very cures that could help those who need it most. 

Sensitivity should mean understanding, empathy, and, dare we say, compassion. Instead, it’s been hijacked to enforce arbitrary rules. Don’t like a book? Ban it. Don’t agree with an idea? Censor it. Don’t want people thinking for themselves? Wrap your lies in a moral bow and call it “protection.”

Don’t like a book? Ban it. Don’t agree with an idea? Censor it. Don’t want people thinking for themselves? Wrap your lies in a moral bow and call it “protection.”

Remember when Galileo suggested the Earth revolved around the Sun? The Church slapped him with heresy faster than you can say, “Flat Earth Society.” Today’s equivalent? Someone tweets, “Maybe this plant isn’t the devil,” and suddenly they’re labeled as a threat to a part of civilization.

Let’s talk cannabis while we’re at it. A gift of nature, demonized by a century of fear-mongering. Reefer Madness didn’t just paint it as a gateway drug; it framed it as Satan’s personal herb garden. Meanwhile, Big Pharma rolled out its real weapons of mass destruction (spoiler: it’s opioids). But sure, let’s keep debating about a plant that helps with chronic pain, anxiety, epilepsy, and more. Makes perfect sense, right?

Modern Sensitivity’s Greatest Hits

1. Cancel Culture Clownery
   Don’t like a joke? Don’t laugh. But no, now you’re leading a crusade to destroy someone’s career because they said something gasp 10 years ago.
2. Books as “Dangerous” Ideas
   From “The Catcher in the Rye” to “1984,” history is packed with stories censored for challenging the status quo. These days, banning books is alive and well because, apparently, people can’t handle ideas that challenge their echo chamber.
3. The War on Cannabis
   It’s a plant, Karen, not black magic. But thanks to decades of propaganda, it’s easier to score a bottle of pills that could kill you than access the one thing that’s actually helped millions.

You fear the things you don’t understand and then use sensitivity as a weapon to silence those who do. If you spent half as much energy on compassion as you do on control, maybe, just maybe, you’d have a world worth saving.

So, do yourself a favor. Stop marinating in your own mediocrity and turn on something that actually has guts. And it might just give you a spine.