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If all of this seems a bit crazy - trust me I understand.

These are the consequences of constantly eroding the public's trust in media. Right now, we need our media more than ever. They represent our best chance to hold Trump accountable.

Do your homework. Follow real new sources like Reuters, AP, BBC, NPR, New York Times, The Atlantic, and The Washington Post. Follow Seth Abrahmson and read his books. We must rebuild America's faith in our news media if we ever stand a chance at recovering from these dark times. The legit media sources are OUR #1 DEFENSE against either party choosing PARTY OVER COUNTRY.

I was raised in a High Demand religion some call a cult. I have studied cult mind control techniques and Bill Maher is right in making a comparison here.

Some will hold on to belief no matter how much evidence is presented. Something has to "break their shelf" for them to wake up.

Steven Hassan's books might help.

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Is it Amazon’s policy to sell readymade vandalism kits?

Great video. It’s guys like this that can help change the tide in politics. Government needs to work well and efficiently for the people.

We don’t live in the Wild West anymore. We live in a society where millions of people depend on thousands and thousands of moving parts of a functioning society. We live in a reality where supply breakdowns can result in total chaos. We need things to run smoothly and efficiently. We need responsible leadership that cares about the lives and safety of the citizens.

This is a pretty cool book for anyone who wants to step back from the romance of the “good old days” mentality like a lot of the GOP are still beholden to https://www.amazon.com/Good-Old-Days-They-Terrible/dp/0394709411/ref=sr_1_1?crid=44ZQFDHVM3SU&dchild=1&keywords=the+good+old+days+they+were+terrible&qid=1613792804&sprefix=The+good+old+days+were%2Caps%2C213&sr=8-1

And don’t get me wrong. I’m all about self reliance and commonsensical deregulation... but I’ll be damned if those pesky regulations do exist for long term good. It’s important to be engaged and to listen to experts. Trump not filling any seats and then withdrawing the US from the WHO... that’s some terrible governing. The US has always been cutting edge. Bringing our expertise to the world stage is often for the greater good. Gotta have leadership that cares about governing first and foremost.

>How do we move on from this?

This is the REAL question.

1. We need to be inclusive. Rural areas don't believe that government is supporting their interests. This belief stems from Republican and Democratic messaging. It also stems the cultural identity, of"rural consciousness" as described by Kathy Cramer. The Government needs to be more transparent on their support to these communities AND they need to devote some time to identifying their needs, which are unique and different from cities.
2. We need to be transparent. Government leadership is and should be held to a higher standard. The last four years have seen a lack of transparency substituted for propaganda.
   
3. We need to bring back truth. I'm really tired of conspiracy theories and news organizations that cannot pass basic fact checks. Americans deserve the truth that goes along with transparency.
4. We need to be equitable. I'm specifically talking about gerrymandering. We need non-partisan government policies that protect democracy. Policies that permit a minority to remain in majority are harmful to democracy and they disenfranchise voters. It strengthens an us-versus-them mentality. I realize that some Democrats have been championing this recently, potentially making this statement more partisan than it should, but it is a non-partisan viewpoint.

Politically, I'm a conservative. I just don't recognize this Republican party.