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This explanation feels right, but I don't actually agreed. The US (assuming here) has always had division, and I'd say it's smaller now than it's ever been. M
by enchiridion 6y ago
This explanation feels right, but I don't actually agreed.
The US (assuming here) has always had division, and I'd say it's smaller now than it's ever been.
Maybe it's easier to pay attention to because social media, but I don't view it as a new or threatening problem.
- Dracophoenix 6y agoSomething I notice is that the more insignificant or invisible the actual division, the more important/newsworthy/controversial it's made out to be by both detractors and supporters. Maybe it has something to do with local/individual problems that were previously once limited to at most to a small group of people now obtaining instantaneous exposure to many other individuals somewhere else. It might also have to do with better awareness/marketing of particular discussions as these discussions "hack" their way through moral and national discourse.