Jon Ronson: When online shaming goes too far

The transcript discusses the rise of social media shaming, highlighting cases like Jonah Lehrer and Justine Sacco. It explores the consequences of public shaming, including mental health impacts and societal implications. The narrative critiques the misuse of privilege and the loss of empathy in online interactions, urging a more democratic and compassionate approach.

What does the speaker mean by 'the democratization of justice' in the context of social media?

How did the public's perception of privilege play a role in the shaming of Jonah Lehrer and Justine Sacco?

What are the implications of the phrase 'misuse of privilege' as discussed in the text?

How does the speaker differentiate between those who favor humans over ideology and those who do the opposite?