So, because I essentially lived/suffered through all the discourses Sunny mentioned from top to bottom, to the point where I instantly predicted where in her "profound media commentary" she was gonna land right after the Steg, I saw this more of tragicomedy. I couldn't help myself from laughing whenever she went through her tirades, forcing Anita to endure her SJW antics. She's a such a disgusting woman hands-down with a rancid mouth on her, both literally and figuratively. Unfortunately, I can't say I didn't understand her, though.
Media is weird. Censorship is weird. As much as it is easy to say, just let people write what they want. It's a double-edged sword in the grand scheme of things. Which conversations people desperately want clear-cut, all the more messy. Which I wholeheartedly enjoy since as mentioned in your aftermath from Muir, "critique requires a conversation". But it's hard to do that, especially online. Hm.
Presentation-wise, this was gorgeous. I particularly loved the layout of the UI, feeling clustered and bordered. I loved how it changed with the POV between Sunny and Anita, when we get into both their thoughts. I talked about Sunny a lot, but I did enjoy Anita as character, and her internals struggle from beginning to end and how that was presented. The last line was absolutely perfect, I needed to say hehe.
Eat your heart out, Sunny.