> Propaganda is used to change peoples' opinions No, this is misinformation. The purpose of propaganda and disinformation is to reduce a population's ability

> Propaganda is used to change peoples' opinions No, this is misinformation. The purpose of propaganda and disinformation is to reduce a population's ability to discern the truth. To wear down cognitive abilities until people stop trying. You can't use apathy or lack of initiative as a "fact" supporting your pet conclusion. As for your assertion that there is "no", "none at all" support for any such change it just happens that it's a well studied question. You should acquaint yourself with the facts that studies have obtained. For instance, Gallup[1] tracks opinion in surveys. In the recent past as much as 62% of the population supported a constitutional amendment eliminating the Electoral College. After the more recent election year, 2016, it is closer - 47% vs 49%, still in favor of change. In short, your argument is just baseless noise - just like a lot of what's being emitted by disinformationists in our current environment. [1] http://news.gallup.com/poll/198917/americans-support-electoral-college-rises-sharply.aspx http://news.gallup.com/poll/198917/americans-support-elector...