> The normal pattern of behavior on social media just as in real life is to "leave the room": if the room is Twitter and enough people leave it, it will cease to be a meaningful social media platform as more people move elsewhere. If you stubbornly sit in a room while ignoring other people that don't ignore you, sooner or later they'll punch you in the face regardless of who's right or wrong because people's right to not be ignored is more powerful than people's right to ignore others (it just is, people don't start wars attacking other people because they're not allowed to ignore something, but they really do so for being ignored too much).

There are so many double negatives in this pair of sentences that I can't work out what you mean or are advocating?