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I think by the end of the day most people are easily influenced by what the media tells them, that may only be one factor in terms of this problem, but the recent events that you’ve mentioned in your post @nebelstern Have led me to think that this is a big part of it. Actual statistics and science are less lustful towards a lot of peoples views of the world, I’m referring to both the left and the right just so we’re clear. I think that a lot of this outrage Is called for and some not regarding BLM, LGBT issues etc. having good intentions isn’t helpful if you have bad and unrealistic ways of achieving your solutions people should be allowed to criticise people who have bad ideas. And should abide by logic. It’s kinda crazy how many times I’ve seen criticisms that people give about ideas being conflated with being against the idea itself.

@dyadka_yar I still had to comment that. @matchesia If these were more of "think tank" movements, I'd have some respect for that. But it's a mob, and the mob only screws good intentions or proposals. Like, media also doesn't help by rousing the situation. The cultural elite in American entertainment (and consequentially media to a degree) was always Hollywood, and it is situated in Cuckifornia. And we know what is the Hollywoodian/Californian bias about culture and society. At the end of the day, Hell is filled with good intentions. You are right. So long people propose realistic solutions to actual problems, there wouldn't be this immense shitstorm of racial unrest at the all over the world. But no, they prefer adopting edgy ideologies and dated concepts to enact "justice" or "glory", thus doing the same shit their offenders did in the past... like a fucking western revolutionary/reactionary. . . . I should've just said "Americans have no right of caling anyone racist", not elaborating a whole essay.

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