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Originally posted by goldbear77: ↑

Yes but in the main the trump supporters show no consistency to their logic - so having a rational balanced discussion is generally not possible

not because it’s irrational to support trump or reps etc

But they complain about corruption when they are explicitly practicing it - ignoring evidence- based court findings in favour of unproven hearsay, looking to coerce political outcomes through sheer strength of outcry when they can’t show evidence to support their claims

Imagine railing against corruption by hoping you can rely on political affiliation of judges to get favourable court rulings eg scotus

thats hypocrisy at an elite level

All this is precisely why court justice evolved over the centuries / to spare society from witch hunts/mob justice etc

a reflection of the YouTube age.

Somehow likes and ‘influencing’ has morphed into many many people thinking that with enough supporters law can be ignored - you can create your own reality

so the dumbest meanest most selfish parts of the human condition see their fullest flowering outside of war - because the rules of civil behaviour are seen to apply less and less

im staggered at the level of really small and selfish stupid that exists

not on hc - but in the US. To have that many people be so brazenly hypocritical is quite a thing

esp the so called ‘patriots’

those monkeys are metaphorically burning their precious constitution every day and don’t have the wit to even know it

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yeh true when you frame it like that, rationale does go out the window.

it seems to be in the internet age, no one stops to consider someone else may be more informed, done more research etc. the alternative is we have this rosey view popping up online that each of us is supreme and the ultimate truth. I mean look no further than this forum, everyone is screaming truth and undermining everything else. I have come to realise that this is a fundamental flaw in our collective thoughts.
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