hypersensitized

The truth is that urbanites have been hypersensitized to so called racism, and completely mislead as to what rural/conservative culture is actually like.

Edit: adolescents at a tender age get hypersensitized to identity and identity-politics.

You say we are hypersensitized to death, yet also think it's not a big deal.

The worst bit about working in CG, or film-making in general, is finding it harder to enjoy films because you are hypersensitized to bad work.

After not watching TV except when with friends and using ABP in my browser for several years, I've become hypersensitized to ads.

These things have happened to firearms owners so we are hypersensitized to these issues.

I guess it's fairly easy to get hypersensitized to dangers like this.

> The truth is that urbanites have been hypersensitized to so called racism I think this can be true while the rest can also be true.

On the contrary, I think we are actually hypersensitized to it.

What I am not OK with is creating illiberal propaganda machines using public funds where no dissent is allowed and adolescents at a tender age get to them hypersensitized to identity and identity-politics.

I'm either hypersensitized, seeing ghosts, or this article got the "yo claude make it pop" treatment.

Comments like,"Don't drop the soap," are so benign in our culture that you would have to be in a hypersensitized environment to be concerned about repercussions of any sort.

That is, polities are hypersensitized to that sort of imposed solution right now: for a long time people in the US accepted fluctuations in the gas price because it was seen as a market price so we only had riots whenever a black person was shot by the cops; in “normal” countries (including France and Egypt) you have riots when the price of petroleum goes up because it is seen as being controlled by the state.

This is usually overlooked because we've now become hypersensitized to remaining acts of violence - a "mass shooter" that kills nobody but themselves is now all over the Internet in real time, while when I was a kid in the 80s, everyday violence within large swathes of American society would just be a "just another homicide in a blighted urban area, don't go there".