Porn [adjective]

Evidence includes the spread of false information about elections and covid-19, conspiracy theories like QAnon, cyber-bullying, revenge porn, and much more.

With riot porn, what moves someone from watching to showing up is the potential for participating in a violent altercation.

Judging by the reactions shared by followers of right-wing influencers, riot porn further enrages and traumatizes these audiences from afar, inflaming their perceptions of risk and danger.

Riot porn is different from videos of abuse and violence carried out by police, and we should not confuse one for the other.

There’s so much fear porn that they are forced, and in many cases, I think to retreat.

Deepfakes have already been used to harass women by nonconsensually swapping their faces into porn videos.

It’s tragedy porn — people say they don’t partake, but they do.