The article underscores the normalization of Donald Trump's offensive behavior, suggesting that his actions, including the dismissal of critical safety committees and deflection of blame following a tragic aviation accident, have become so frequent they no longer shock. It critiques Meta for financially rewarding him while neglecting the monitoring of harmful content, thereby illustrating a troubling acceptance of his misconduct. This pattern reflects a larger systemic failure, where rules are bent for Trump, allowing him to act without consequence, particularly in the aftermath of crises.
Trump's character has become so outrageous that his offenses, including deflecting blame in times of crisis, are treated as normal rather than shocking.
Meta's $25 million payment to Trump highlights a troubling normalization of his behavior, as the platform discarded oversight of harmful content and rewarded misconduct.
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