Ad hominem and 'don't look over here' isn't the strongest rhetoric. And 'simple' is just fine. If it's that bad, then you should be able to succinctly explain

Ad hominem and 'don't look over here' isn't the strongest rhetoric. And 'simple' is just fine. If it's that bad, then you should be able to succinctly explain why it's bad. The notion of 'in group vs. out group' compassion changing over time seems to be a secular, noteworthy shift, that doesn't seem to get that much attention. On my TikTok account, I've seen a few people talking about 'dumping people on the other side' because 'we don't sleep with the enemy' - which was really scary to hear out of the mouths of 'probably still teens'. There is definitely a generational issue here because some of us are old enough to absolutely remember that 'it was not like this', but for others 'it's normal'. Just like all news, we take it with a grain of salt, but I think it's a refreshing perspective worth hearing, certainly not a narrative you find that much in the bigger outlets. I believe that effectively the general argument is essentially correct, and it's very saddening to me, aside from the sheer mental health and intellectual fatigue ... it's just not civil for us to be like this.