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Originally Posted by B.Barnato
Excellent summary!
What surprises me is the blind trust of some people regarding their government. Call it patriotism or blanking out discrepancies out of sheer ignorance.
One would think just noticing the dishonesty in basic business, that we all either take part in or get to witness, with relatively little at stake would tip some people off.
Why would anything be different all the way to the top of the power structure?
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But what choice have we got?
Do not believe anything a government says?
Believe some of it?
Just believe the parts you think make sense to you?
Espouse your opinion as fact to carry out you're own version of events?
Whats to say nothing you read in the news is true, all news is false?
Rather than be paranoid about events that have no baring on you as a person it might be healthier to just simply take what ever news as irrelevant. As most of it does not pertain to you in anyway shape or form.
The result less stress, less arguments with others that have a different opinion or ultimatley may be even misguided. It's like sports even though you are not playing nor even betting for some reason you take a side and for some reason it has relevance to your life by some demented view in thinking the outcome has some baring on you as a person. Fact is... It has none.
So when someone says another guy is dead that you never knew...
Is it really your business at all?