The point is for us to figure out how this time it is different. Yes it's arguably more "out there" (though if you ask some, there have been far worse wars/inva

The point is for us to figure out how this time it is different. Yes it's arguably more "out there" (though if you ask some, there have been far worse wars/invasions previously that we've ignored), but it's still the same thing. Maybe we'll realize that the big difference this time around is the media going through great lengths to weaponize public sentiment. It's a very bad feedback loop because the media will feed off of it and give the public more of what it wants.