INDIGNATION FATIGUE
“Indignation fatigue.” “Many of us seem to have lost the capacity to get mad — or at least, as mad as we ought to get about lying, cheating, and stealing… To be indifferent to wrongdoing, to shrug it off or laugh at it, is a symptom of advanced degradation of the moral sense. Someone seems to have administered a massive dose of Novocain to our national conscience” By Louis Cassels, The Dallas Morning News, September 27, 1972
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