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I would say something like it comes down to a fundamental distrust of our society and its various institutions of power combined with the fact that despite this
by reedjosh 5y ago
I would say something like it comes down to a fundamental distrust of our society and its various institutions of power combined with the fact that despite this distrust _people_ are being made to go along with something they don't believe in.
But ya, _people_ are just uninformed and building a narrative that isn't there.
Even if the narratives are inherently false, can't we at least consider why the mistrust is present instead of essentially accusing _people_ of a lack of logic and borderline calling _people_ crazy?
- uoaei 5y agoOh, sure, we can do that. And often we do. But mistrust is absolutely not an excuse to inflame culture wars and spread misinformation.