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Suspect in father’s decapitation ‘went off the rails’ in college, those who knew him say
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This is just an absolutist stereotype. The world is more complicated than that, as usual. If you're really capable of solid critical thinking, you should know better than to throw around "always".
While it can feel good to think you understand how all the people work, it's a bit of a fools errand.
For one thing, it depends on which Fox programs they watch. Tucker is one thing. The business news is another.
Anyone with a modicum of critical thinking skills and/or empathy will be turned off by the constant stream of bile these people are spewing. And "bUt tHe bUsInEsS nEwS iS GoDd" is really the dumbest take I've ever heard. Yeah sure, the rich getting richer is great and the poor only have themselves to blame. Of course. Right.
it's all the same shit, stupid
I understand being angry, but try to remember that if you really want the world to get better, it's about talking to people, and trying to get through to them. This requires a more nuanced understanding, first.
Unless you just want war and chaos, in which case, well, that's just trolling. You can't bully people into changing though. Were you ever bullied, and did you simply cave to the bullying?
if you watch Fox News at all, you don't understand much of anything, except yourself
I do agree that watching Fox will not actually improve one's understanding of the real world much at all.