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Do the institutions and authority figures being dragged deserve it today? I think many do, and frankly I think that governments have probably been getting away

by ok_dad 3y ago

Do the institutions and authority figures being dragged deserve it today? I think many do, and frankly I think that governments have probably been getting away with doing things not in the best interests of the citizens for far too long. I don’t like the unrest and instability, but perhaps it’s time *for authority figures to be unmasked and held to account.

llm_trw 3y ago
Time for what, millions dead in a civil war? Just because the CDC suppressed scientists who didn't agree with it's dogma on mRNA treatments doesn't mean we should start feeding babies lead again.
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- immibis 3y ago
  I'm noticing how Germany is treating Palestine supporters the same way that German coronavirus truthers fantasized about it treating them.
- roenxi 3y ago
  Sorry I might be missing a story. Who is it who wants to feed babies lead, and why?
  - Vecr 3y ago
    I think the point is that not everything is commonly disputed, even if it's a "somewhat recent" discovery like lead causing problems.
NegativeLatency 3y ago
Nobody “wins” a civil war
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- exoverito 3y ago
  China certainly would win from America going into civil war. It would be wise for American elites to focus on fixing the causes of unrest, but instead they use corporate media to blame the people for their distrust of the establishment. Interestingly, the same corporate media pushed the narrative that the George Floyd riots were about police brutality. This is only true in a facile sense, the video was the catalyst. The major causes were intense psychological stress from unprecedented lockdowns, economic implosion, and incessant fear of the virus. In a form of ideological judo they redirected all the anger and angst that had been building up towards a scapegoat. A classic trick rulers use on the ruled.
  - staplers 3y ago
    Your own personal narrative fractures and contradicts itself a few times. Might want to proof read it.
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by ok_dad 3y ago

llm_trw 3y ago

Time for what, millions dead in a civil war? Just because the CDC suppressed scientists who didn't agree with it's dogma on mRNA treatments doesn't mean we should start feeding babies lead again.

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immibis 3y ago
I'm noticing how Germany is treating Palestine supporters the same way that German coronavirus truthers fantasized about it treating them.
roenxi 3y ago
Sorry I might be missing a story. Who is it who wants to feed babies lead, and why?
- Vecr 3y ago
  I think the point is that not everything is commonly disputed, even if it's a "somewhat recent" discovery like lead causing problems.

NegativeLatency 3y ago

Nobody “wins” a civil war

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exoverito 3y ago
China certainly would win from America going into civil war. It would be wise for American elites to focus on fixing the causes of unrest, but instead they use corporate media to blame the people for their distrust of the establishment. Interestingly, the same corporate media pushed the narrative that the George Floyd riots were about police brutality. This is only true in a facile sense, the video was the catalyst. The major causes were intense psychological stress from unprecedented lockdowns, economic implosion, and incessant fear of the virus. In a form of ideological judo they redirected all the anger and angst that had been building up towards a scapegoat. A classic trick rulers use on the ruled.
- staplers 3y ago
  Your own personal narrative fractures and contradicts itself a few times. Might want to proof read it.
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