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>He spoke things that many wished went unsaid. Yes, but why did they wish it unsaid? Is it because he's speakin (uncomfortable) truth to power, or because he's
by Sabinus 3y ago
>He spoke things that many wished went unsaid.
Yes, but why did they wish it unsaid? Is it because he's speakin (uncomfortable) truth to power, or because he's an ignorant man spreading potentially dangerous narratives?
- grepfru_it 3y ago>potentially dangerous narratives https://youtu.be/v4ZOJLsnvZo?si=Y7su4zyFagpePwdj https://youtu.be/v4ZOJLsnvZo?si=Y7su4zyFagpePwdj I have no public opinions. I just share what I see
- chiefalchemist 3y agoPerpetual crisis leads to perpetual fear and nothing nudges and controls behaviour better than fear. Nothing makes people not act in their own best self-interest (e.h., diet and lifestyle) than fear. Nothing nudges people to forfeit their individuality to a group of overseers (i.e., government) more than fear. Nothing blinds people to possibilities other than the dysfunctional status quo more than fear. Nothing servers fear better than more fear. Not my opinion. This is history's opinion.
- chiefalchemist 3y agoWhose definition of ignorance are we using? And who does that definition benefit and serve?