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not really -- rather consider the ability of a very small minority of voices to amplify tremendously without sufficient dampening.. stability in public communic
by mistrial9 2y ago
not really -- rather consider the ability of a very small minority of voices to amplify tremendously without sufficient dampening.. stability in public communication is never simple. A psychologist might say that social rage itself, or anger with blame itself, is the root of the behavior. Every language group on Earth has rational, constructive people in it.
- red-iron-pine 2y ago> rather consider the ability of a very small minority of voices to amplify tremendously without sufficient dampening Strongly recommend reading about Wayne Wheeler -- the guy who made Prohibition happen. Prohibition was not especially popular in the US, even before it passed. But Wheeler was able to make a small minority sound very, very loud, and lever politicians accordingly https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wayne_Wheeler https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wayne_Wheeler