https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1EA2ohrt5Q
This is what's going on ^, people like you and me cannot agree on anything because whatever happens truth has no value whatsoever, there are two groups of people, being fed two flavors of reality
This is what's going on ^, people like you and me cannot agree on anything because whatever happens truth has no value whatsoever, there are two groups of people, being fed two flavors of reality
For that matter, what is your argument? You're being quite vague.
> How does his behaviour in this administration differ markedly from his first?
Was there a government purge during the first term ? Did we have 20 years old non vetted civilians getting access to critical systems ? Did we have the entire tech sector rallying behind trump ? Did we have a foreign billionaire melding with internal politics straight from the oval office ?
No, we had an old man selling cans of beans from the oval office: https://media.newyorker.com/photos/5f1091ef3075b61a6e553443/...
We had people who mistook the "Four Seasons Hotel" with "Four Seasons Total Landscaping": https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/e/ee/Four_Seasons_...
It was a clown show with minor influence on the long term direction of the US and the world, it's hardly comparable to what we're witnessing right now.
The US media supportive of the present administration are a distinct anomaly globally.
There were numerous signs of pro-Russian sentiments in the first term, as well as a well-documented set in the Mueller report (see: <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mueller_report#Conspiracy_or_c...> for an overview), misrepresentations and denials notwithstanding. Your list is grossly deficient and spurious.
That could have been presented far more succinctly than with a meandering interview.
And is a topic I'm quite familiar with.
Countermeasure: cheap, fast, regret-free rejection:
ok but one of the bubbles lives in reality, and the information bombardment is of things that actually happen.
the other bubble is mostly just hateful delusion