I think this is also a symptom of powerlessness. When it doesn't feel like one can do anything to meaningfully change the world around themselves, some people fall back on policing the aesthetics of peers.

Also purple run-on sentence in front of an inexplicably selected portrait of a random person ostensibly meant to associate the problem described with people who look like them is a rather tired format... Would have been cooler as a text post, with punctuation. IMO.