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The post you're replying to appears to be trying to sidestep your "across the political spectrum" by blaming "elites" instead in a way that suggests they're par
by majormajor 4y ago
The post you're replying to appears to be trying to sidestep your "across the political spectrum" by blaming "elites" instead in a way that suggests they're party-agnostic.
I think this is still inaccurate, "Made in the USA" was an early version of this and has been non-marginal and found supporters amongst both "elites" and "regular" people for decades, in my experience.
They also slide towards another fallacy at the end - the one we saw a lot during Covid, of "changing your mind as new data arrives means you originally acted in, or are acting now in, bad faith." What's stupid is to assume that anything this complex is "obviously" a black and white must-do or must-not-do, versus something that will get adjusted over time.
- iinnPP 4y agoIt depends how often you end up on the end of this flow: Completely organic self-thought based on logic is counter to information from official sources. The official source says your specific example is a conspiracy flavour of the month. 6 months pass and the information now matches your own. Everyone knew, it just wasn't a big deal. A big nothing burger! It is so tiresome.