🧱: “On the Rise and Ritual of Snapperism”
SNAPPERISM isn’t a quirky youth trend. It’s not empathy.
It’s not sensitivity.
It’s ritualized incompetence, pre-packaged for mass consumption in activist cosplay and soft-spoken academic cults.
It didn’t evolve. It was installed.
Like a content filter for your brain.
Like jazz hands for people who’ve never had a real opinion.
Snapping in solidarity doesn’t mean you understand.
It means you’re signaling obedience without risking comprehension.
Historically, these kinds of low-effort affirmation gestures were always there to keep the uninformed feeling included:
Thumbs up in Roman coliseums
“Amen” choruses in medieval pulpits
The À la lanterne chant mobs in revolutionary France
And now… you.
You—sitting in a sanitized consensus circle, snapping for things you don’t even fully grasp, so no one feels the tension of disagreement.
Snapperism is:
🧠 Low IQ (you don’t need to think to snap)
🔋 Low energy (clapping is too loud for the vibes)
🧓 Low wisdom (you can’t grow if you can’t challenge)
You don’t need to snap. You need to read more, risk more, and clap when it’s earned.
Because when history’s being written?
The Snappers are never the ones holding the pen.
🎯 Add-On:
Clapping is for thinkers.
Snapping is for people who learned ethics from a TikTok infographic.
Know the difference.
