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Everyone in life has a blocklist, and they are shared. You have a list of public people that piss you off and avoid, when you are asked about them you say "ugh
by KaiserPro 2y ago
Everyone in life has a blocklist, and they are shared.
You have a list of public people that piss you off and avoid, when you are asked about them you say "ugh I don't like x because". Now, you might get someone say "dont be mean about x, they had y, which is why they did z" and you might accept or reject the point they made.
However that person is unlikely to blast you with content or facts to do with said public figure, unless they want to drive you away.
It is part of human nature, infact its the basis of society. The only way we can function is by having effective way to have some shared core "principles" (formally around religion, feudal chiefs, now around semi cult leaders) This means rejecting other ideas as heretical. (see civil rights marches, universal suffrage, silver/gold standard the fracturing of protestantism)