> How do you think my silicon valley co-workers would look at me if they knew the truth of the things we did, and continue to do, in their name, despite what R

> How do you think my silicon valley co-workers would look at me if they knew the truth of the things we did, and continue to do, in their name, despite what R or D prepends some puppet presidents name at the time? I'm entirely comfortable with this knowledge. The only frustration is the communications barrier with the vast majority of people who think the two party kabuki theater they see on their propaganda of choice is in any way representative of how the US empire is actually run. If anything, I find it comforting because it makes it easy to ignore the now transparent emotional manipulations of those mainstream propagandists. Edit: To be explicit, primary sources are the only ones that I believe have even a chance of not being thoroughly manipulated to achieve some contrived political end. Individual primary sources still have agendas, but often that agenda is simply to relay their experiences, or if they are attempting to be manipulative they aren't nearly as good at it as professional propagandists.