I feel like this guy has the whole thing upside down. He says the core issue is lack of trust. I'd say it was excess trust: I don't know anyone who watches fox

I feel like this guy has the whole thing upside down. He says the core issue is lack of trust. I'd say it was excess trust: I don't know anyone who watches fox news because they want all the facts and are mixing it with all other sources (because no one source is trustworthy). Rather, people blindly trust fox news because they're morons. The same applies to Facebook conspiracies. The capitol insurrectionists weren't there because they didn't trust millions of local election officials, all the main papers radio and TV shows. They were there because they 110% trusted select twitter accounts (including the president). People go on about young kids on social media. The real issue is older people, people with mental and social issues, people who are easily influenced. I actually suspect the author is on that very list.