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Yes, large swaths of the population are wrong (from your viewpoint) and not open to rational argument and there's nothing you can do to change it, except totali
by bondarchuk 6y ago
Yes, large swaths of the population are wrong (from your viewpoint) and not open to rational argument and there's nothing you can do to change it, except totalitarian control of public discourse. My point is that it's vastly preferable to just let them be wrong on the internet and deal with it like an adult.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 6y agoThat has lead us to a point where people who, in spite of failed court cases, lack of evidence, expert opinion, and even disagreement among people who align with their political ideology, have insisted that a democratic election was stolen and believe it strongly enough to attempt to invade a government building with the expressed intent of executing politicians. That anyone can believe that simply "letting them be wrong on the internet" is a viable course of action at this point is utterly baffling. I sincerely hope there is an alternative to totalitarian control of public discourse, but I am becoming increasingly worried that there is not.