Only thing i don't agree with here partially is that places like reddit are celebrating it, most of that would get downvoted to 0 and possibly banned site-wide. I guess it's similar to hive in many ways minus the ban thing due to blockchain and most frontends not bothering unless it's a dmca strike.

Twitter on the other hand is far crazier and for sure that may be happening there in every tweet and replies liked to the top on most tweets. It's like they wanna prove they are pro freedom of speech but aside from notes there's no moderation happening so it's mostly crazy accounts being loud and others going along with it seeing how far they can take it.

Tragedy in both cases indeed. First one is far worse to me personally due to how innocent and a nobody she was. If I was living in the US I'd generally be scared of public places seeing the systematic failure of the publics health possibly due to capitalism.