People are now filming themselves committing crimes, harassing strangers, faking public threats, humiliating the vulnerable, provoking foreign countries, and turning legal consequences into the next stage of the content cycle. This is not just stupidity. It is a structural failure. The attention economy has created a class of people who treat the real world like a stage, strangers like props, and punishment like branding. Jail and fines only work when people still fear shame, loss, or social exclusion. But what happens when the punishment itself becomes content?
When Crime Becomes Content: The Influencer Economy and the Collapse of Social Deterrence
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