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Well, I don’t know. In many countries it has devolved into football-fan level love/hatred that benefits no one. Also, chances are neither of the two parties fi
by kaba0 4y ago
Well, I don’t know. In many countries it has devolved into football-fan level love/hatred that benefits no one.
Also, chances are neither of the two parties fit what you want. Especially in the US it is basically choosing the lesser evil..
- brnaftr361 4y agoYou might give Neil Postman's "How to Watch the TV News" a shot. He had some very prescient points regarding media and how it has transformed politics. Chomsky also has some interesting points on partisan politics. But yeah, I totally agree, it just seems like very narrow minded allegiance. I think in the US it has a lot to do with conflicting interests of people in high-density places and the rural. I've got a population map overlayed on election results right now, and the data seems to fit that conclusion. "We" are all held, arbitrarily, in the same group, which is... Absurd. It's like a hostage situation and it seems nobody has recognized that we're being held involuntarily.