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A LOT more people know what's really going on in this country than I realized.

Had some great conversations with complete strangers who know all about this virus bullshit, the political climate bullshit, etc. They were ecstatic to express their opinions about all of it when I asked them what their thoughts were.

It's good for people to meet each other and have these conversations. You could always start out by simply asking people what they think rather than just blurting out your opinion.

A LOT more people know what's really going on in this country than I realized. Had some great conversations with complete strangers who know all about this virus bullshit, the political climate bullshit, etc. They were ecstatic to express their opinions about all of it when I asked them what their thoughts were. It's good for people to meet each other and have these conversations. You could always start out by simply asking people what they think rather than just blurting out your opinion.

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Exactly.

The other big one I believe was America's entry into WW2. Most Americans were against it. The America First Committee was hugely popular. The Neutrality Acts were hugely popular. Father Charles Coughlin was anti-war and anti-jew and had the most popular radio program in the country by far. FDR had to run on keeping the US out of the war to get re-elected. The claim is that the Pearl Harbor attack (which was engineered by the jew and communist infested FDR White House) switched American attitudes overnight. This doesn't make sense. I think that the sudden desire for war was a (((Fake News))) hoax like the Covid-19 hysteria. The (((Corporate Media))) just covered all the pro-war angles and the anti-war side was either ignored or portrayed as putting the country in danger. They claim men immediately signed up to fight and I am sure many did but conscription had already begun the year before in 1940. Ten million men were drafted by the end of the war. How many of them really wanted to fight and how many of them were caught up in the media hysteria? If Americans could see how their boys were getting killed and maimed on Omaha Beach and Peleliu would they really think it was worth it to destroy Germany and Japan?