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    1 year ago

    Maybe they’re not as smart as you’d like.

    You think I want them to be smart? Lol.

    Something controversial happens -> a lot of people get pissed off (understandably so) -> media milks the shit out of the event -> narratives - true, false, embellished, whatever get created -> mischaracterization for anyone who’s approach to handling the situation isn’t in line with majority rule, blah blah blah -> the bad guys (usually) walk away fine.

    That’s a very common cycle.

    I wasn’t happy with what happened, but it’s been 2 months at this point, and what I’ve gathered is that nothing is going to change.

    And yet because I say that these protests are fruitless people get mad and go absolutely nuts on the downvote button.

    Sorry, I was under the impression we could have an open discussion without making assumptions in bad faith about people who disagree with the rationale.

    My bad 🤚