From Meme to Militant: How Online Culture Breeds Extremism
What if radicalization didn’t begin with rage, but with a laugh?
This isn’t a course about headlines.
It’s about momentum.
The slow, almost invisible drift; from memes to meaning, from irony to identity, from online culture to offline conviction.
Extremism today doesn’t always come with a manifesto.
Sometimes it arrives as a joke.
A comment thread.
A feed fine-tuned to your frustration.
And before you know it, what once felt like entertainment starts to feel like truth.
This is not a warning.
It’s an unmasking.
A guided reflection on how belief forms through humor, grievance, belonging, and control, and what it costs to walk away.
Through cinematic storytelling and digital pattern-tracing, this course explores:
- How irony and memes normalize harm and test allegiance
- Why extremist narratives resonate emotionally before ideologically
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How language flattens people into targets
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What it takes to exit and why few talk about the grief it leaves behind
This isn’t about “them.”
It’s about the air we all breathe.
The scroll we all know.
No panic.
No shame.
Just presence.
What You’ll Receive
- A self-paced audio course (~90 minutes total)
Audio-only format. Like a podcast. For walks, quiet nights, or daily commutes.
No visuals. No distractions. Just attention. - A Key Concepts PDF
Concise. Reflective. Printable. A distilled lens for everything you’ve just unpacked. - A Reflection & Challenge Worksheet
To track your own shifts in language, scrolling, and inner alignment. - An Afterthought
A closing reflection. Gentle, personal, and meant to linger. - Full permission to share it freely
No DRM. No accounts. No strings. If it helps someone, pass it on.
Pricing & Access
This course is available for €29.99
Your purchase supports work that doesn’t chase clicks; just clarity.
If the content resonates but the price is out of reach, reach out.
We’ll make it work, quietly.
This Course Is For You If…
- You’ve ever wondered how a meme turns into a mindset
- You’ve seen someone change online and didn’t know how to name it
- You want to understand how radicalization feels from the inside, not just the outside
- You suspect culture isn’t neutral—it’s engineered
- You want to protect attention before it hardens into allegiance
This is not about censorship.
It’s not about panic.
It’s about awareness; quiet, grounded, and precise.
Because once you understand the path from meme to militant,
you begin to scroll differently.
And maybe, so do the people around you.
