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"authorities themselves have been... entirely politicized" I'm honestly curious what you think the word "politicized" means. Politicized: "(of an activity or
by VikingCoder 4y ago
"authorities themselves have been... entirely politicized"
I'm honestly curious what you think the word "politicized" means.
Politicized: "(of an activity or event) made political in character."
Political: "relating to the government or the public affairs of a country."
So, to be clear, you think it's a problem that "authorities" have made assertions about the public affairs of a country?
I get that you think they've been utterly clueless, and if that's true, of course I think that's a problem.
But I'm focusing on the second part of what seemed to bother you. That, people with authority, have made assertions about how public affairs should be handled? That's a problem, to you?
What would have been better, in your mind?