The rhetoric is too weighed down by its own heavy hand to impact the uninitiated it intends to reach. It reeks of snark in ways the intended audience find unapprochable. If the intent is to agitate the complacent then target the soft spots which give cause to push back against a target. Few are spurred to meaningful change through shame alone (and the few, I'd wager, are often reactive instead of responsive).

But the post itself is not a call to action. It is "You are privileged and other people are less fortunate." Why make a post that hopefully makes introspection when you could make a post that will make introspection. Signal boost strategies, or groups or whatever that promotes praxis to those who are not aware.

Like the other commentor said, this just makes me want to kill myself for having the ability to decompress and distract myself.

It sounds nice, but unfortunately the alternative for people distracting themselves in that manner is probably not "more praxis" but "kill themselves".

Also video games is one of the worst images for a post like this, being one of the absolute cheapest hobbies possible.

To me, the post feels more like my lived experience. No one watches the news. People barely have the mental capacity to understand th conflict, much less see any tangible ties to actionable progress. It's just the next consumerist thing with the occasional programmed bullshit "rip charliekirk" and "I dont think trans people should play sports"