All the normies I know (everyone I know tbh) know that the media called it for Biden but that trump contests it. They don't seem to know why specifically it's being contested.
I have one close friend and fellow Trump supporter who is TRYING to wake up, but can't quite grasp it.
He's got one leg in the murky doom swamp of shit and disbelief, and the other clinging to dry land. He can tell we are strong and having a great time but he can't buy in.
I think it's because he's young (~24) and his family is Mexican and you aren't supposed to support Trump in that intersection... He will be one of MANY who join us when this is all over.
The normies I know usually don't "start to question" because they're simply not interested in the topic. Hence, they just read here and there from the MSM, see the headlines on their phone notifications/widgets, and think that they're reasonably informed on what's going on, in the main lines.
The SINGLE MAIN TRAIT that is keeping them from "starting to question" is that they can't conceive that big media outlets could be malevolent. For them, people who present the news (and write articles for CNN) are people like them, just with a different job. They consider them to be their peers and, while they understand that they "have their own biases", they think they are "genuinely seeking the truth" and "doing their best to do good, to the extent of their own biases".
They also consider that the world is a complex system that nobody really understands or is able to control, and that it's all pretty much random.
With this people, the VERY MINUTE you start asking things like "questioning" or "doubting" the mainstream media narrative, or insinuating that there could be some form of coordination between the different media outlets, you fall into conspiracy theory land.
So no, very little "starting to question" that I can observe.
For completeness, the surroundings I'm referring to are relatively highly-educated people like msc or phd, usually software engineers or scientists, or sales people, or strategy, etc. And actively working, with a career. Not university stuff.
All the normies I know (everyone I know tbh) know that the media called it for Biden but that trump contests it. They don't seem to know why specifically it's being contested.
Beep boop
Are you a robot?
Keep asking and looking
Seems I only know patriots or die hard liberals. They aren’t changing their minds. Orange Man Bad.
I have one close friend and fellow Trump supporter who is TRYING to wake up, but can't quite grasp it.
He's got one leg in the murky doom swamp of shit and disbelief, and the other clinging to dry land. He can tell we are strong and having a great time but he can't buy in.
I think it's because he's young (~24) and his family is Mexican and you aren't supposed to support Trump in that intersection... He will be one of MANY who join us when this is all over.
The normies I know usually don't "start to question" because they're simply not interested in the topic. Hence, they just read here and there from the MSM, see the headlines on their phone notifications/widgets, and think that they're reasonably informed on what's going on, in the main lines.
The SINGLE MAIN TRAIT that is keeping them from "starting to question" is that they can't conceive that big media outlets could be malevolent. For them, people who present the news (and write articles for CNN) are people like them, just with a different job. They consider them to be their peers and, while they understand that they "have their own biases", they think they are "genuinely seeking the truth" and "doing their best to do good, to the extent of their own biases".
They also consider that the world is a complex system that nobody really understands or is able to control, and that it's all pretty much random.
With this people, the VERY MINUTE you start asking things like "questioning" or "doubting" the mainstream media narrative, or insinuating that there could be some form of coordination between the different media outlets, you fall into conspiracy theory land.
So no, very little "starting to question" that I can observe.
For completeness, the surroundings I'm referring to are relatively highly-educated people like msc or phd, usually software engineers or scientists, or sales people, or strategy, etc. And actively working, with a career. Not university stuff.
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for me its either they know and 90% of the time dont want to talk about it, or theyre too depressed to talk about it. But they know.
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Normies dont question... thats why they get blindsided all the time.
How many Patriots are questioning other things?