Fascinating research into the “Anger Activism Model” has looked at the link between people’s attitudes and their behavioural intentions.
The name “angry activist” gives a clear indication of what we’re talking about. They’re loud, fuelled by rage, speak with bluster on their chosen topic, and engage on a high energy level in the hope others find it infectious and feel inspired to join the army.
We’ve seen it with climate marches.
We see it with the anti-Australia rhetoric.
We hear it on the(ir) ABC from activists masquerading as journalists.
And we see it from the loudest angry activists in Australia.
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