Anonymous #1 1w

Most of the converted MAGA I know were victims of misinformation or lack thereof. There is a large section of evil people that support him, but do you have any idea how easily algorithms on social media adjust to a specific echochamber of viewpoints? It’s tribal instinct for people to follow the footsteps of those around them. Most people aren’t super invested into politics so they’ll vote for what everyone else is. If they were able to convert they finally exhibited critical thinking skills.

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Anonymous OP 1w

Yeah I’m not going to give anyone grace because of “misinformation” bc being ignorant isn’t an excuse. We are taught in school how to find reputable sources when research any information. There’s are a plethora of videos on out to find reputable sources and conduct proper research. There is absolutely no excuse if they have access to the internet. Your first mistake was mentioning social media algorithms. gtfo

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Anonymous #1 1w

Most people get their news on politics through social media. You’re assuming the average american isn’t a complete dumbass that’s super prone to manipulation. I’m saying forgiveness in this case is necessary to end with the tyranny going on in our current political economy. It’s the hard truth. I’m not trying to justify their actions, just that there’s no point in crying about it when all that does is keep the status quo. Change is what is needed currently and your mentality is preventing that.

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Anonymous #1 1w

Regardless of whether you want to forgive them, we don’t have a choice right now. We all have a common enemy.

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Anonymous OP 1w

Why are you being highly dramatic. Give forgiveness? LMAO WHAT Youre deeply weird

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Anonymous #3 1w

Right and I’m still going to give the criticism they deserve bc they aren’t a child.

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Anonymous #1 1w

not everyone is lucky enough to get taught critical thinking and source verification in school :(

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Anonymous #4 1w

There’s plenty of resources online like I said in my comment. Please read

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Anonymous #1 1w

yeah but a lot of people who don’t have a good education don’t know how to find or judge those sources. 43 million adults in the US are illiterate

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Anonymous #4 1w

Ignorance isn’t an excuse when people have access to the internet. At some point, personal responsibility matters. There are countless free resources, articles, and videos that explain how to do basic research and how to identify reputable sources. Choosing not to engage with those resources is a decision, not a limitation.

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Anonymous #4 1w

Citing a vague statistic about U.S. illiteracy doesn’t change that. Literacy exists on a spectrum, and lumping everyone together without distinguishing between functional illiteracy and low literacy skills is poor research in itself. Most adults with low literacy are still capable of consuming simplified content, videos, and explanations, especially on platforms designed to be accessible.

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Anonymous OP 1w

The elites want us divided” isn’t a get-out-of-accountability card. Unity doesn’t require pretending people didn’t support harm literally days ago. If criticism makes someone run back, they never actually left.

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Anonymous #5 1w

I’m not defending their actions. I’m just saying that when some of these people finally understand they’ve been indoctrinated they come to our side and are flat out rejected. All that does is make them seek validation elsewhere such as far-right spaces. Unity is what this country has always needed especially now.

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