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> cognitive dissonance morality aside, it's not "cognitive dissonance". That would require "behavior does not align with their values or beliefs", and they ne
by Chris2048 3y ago
> cognitive dissonance
morality aside, it's not "cognitive dissonance".
That would require "behavior does not align with their values or beliefs", and they never stated their values on the matter.
- psychlops 3y agoI reread what he wrote and you are correct. They may enjoy being a US "vassal" consuming "shitty products".
- Chris2048 3y agoThat wouldn't be required; His described actions are to invest in them, he didn't say whether he buys their products. Plus the EU presumably still seem to be a vassal to the US however he acted - unless you are suggesting that relationship should dictate his investment choices?