The very fact that every one of us isn't crashed out, actively fighting, or literally sitting in prison shows that we all do this stuff to at least some degree. If there was an easy answer, history wouldn't constantly repeat itself.
The second flag's colors look extremely well balanced in both brightness and color variance between them. That's weirdly satisfying to look at.
But yeah, just having higher contrast in the chart would be a good start. Maybe some kind of three dimensionality with graded shadows? Or like have them as lines, and have them not have such similar angles? But then I expect that to be messy and not quick to read, either.
Do you have any design suggestions for op? (Assuming they're the originators of this chart)
Because as it is, this data is pretty hard to concisely portray. Whoever made this decided to use color, alone, which, even for me who is not colorblind, thinks could use some improvement. Design IS hard, the question is how.
I assume for you it may be because of your display type. But that made me think of colorblind people and how much this format probably totally excludes them as an entire swath of the population
People tend to only know their own lived experience and think that they're "normal". Hurt people hurt people, privileged people have massive blind spots. Everybody judges, it's how we learn. And some people are grumpy.
Since defederating is essentially an explicit block list and is directional, my assumption is that the groups that are circled have defederated from the things they're pointing at. I could be wrong.
Map needs a key/legend.
The red circled stuff seems to be only one possible option, but isn't visually very distinct, and the red circle shouldn't be broken like that, just make sure the lines are all visible.
Block the "default". That's actually pretty clever. Not because you dislike those people, but because it's the default and requires extra effort to not be a part of.
But, even before your examination of the topic of guilt, it doesn't really fit into this community, does it? To me, it just reads like some mildly clickbait news.
Not even a full day. That's like fining a person who works at McDonald's like $75