It wasn't very satisfying, in 1942, to be one of the few people in the world who were publicly criticizing the war. My point is that if no man is an island, that means you can't take much pleasure in being right so long as most everyone in authority is making life worse.
That is almost the question right now, right? It's not actually particularly "few" people right now, there are plenty of us... but the state/media alliance is dedicated to ignoring us and doing whatever they must to keep 55% of people within the information bubble they have created. I don't know how to solve that problem, not in short order anyway.
It wasn't very satisfying, in 1942, to be one of the few people in the world who were publicly criticizing the war. My point is that if no man is an island, that means you can't take much pleasure in being right so long as most everyone in authority is making life worse.
That is almost the question right now, right? It's not actually particularly "few" people right now, there are plenty of us... but the state/media alliance is dedicated to ignoring us and doing whatever they must to keep 55% of people within the information bubble they have created. I don't know how to solve that problem, not in short order anyway.