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trilllizard666 answered:
this’ll be the last piece i’ll say about this (unless he does something later on ESPECIALLY dumb lmao)
but the issue with porky and people like him, these people that went woke after questionable pasts, no matter if it’s bad posts or what is that it’s basically worthless to be woke or go around declaring changed behaviors when your behaviors haven’t actually changed
it’s what i like to call faux-penitent trolls
they don’t really change their behaviors, but just direct it at different targets
• The most widespread conspiracy belief in the UK, shared by 44% of people, was that “even though we live in what’s called a democracy, a few people will always run things in this country anyway”.
• Mistrust of authority was high in the UK, with 77% of people trusting journalists “not much” or “not at all”; 76% distrusting British government ministers; and 74% distrusting company bosses.
• Friends and family, by contrast, were trusted by 87% and 89% of respondents respectively, potentially adding credence to news sources shared by social media contacts.
mmm, yes, “conspiracy theory”
“theory”? How fucking detached from reality must you be to call pretty much any conspiracy a theory at this point?
this just in, people trust their friends - whom they personally know - more than they trust journalists, bureaucrats, and bosses. If you are one of those people you are a conspiracy nut.
