Stop Media Lies Break Indoctrination Now

because of this divide in the mainstream, because of, you know, if you go on MSNBC, you think that black people deserve reparations and that the white man is the worst thing in the entire world. But then if you go over on Fox News, you think that every single black person out there is committing murder and selling drugs and all this other stuff. So how do we, as laypeople, so to speak, Americans, average Americans, how do we distinguish that and how do we actually break through to the people that are indoctrinated by this bullshit? I think, first of all, we have to establish that when you're looking at these news agencies, you're looking at PsyOp factories and they're pushing a message based upon a target audience that is susceptible to that messaging. And we all gotta pull back from that because your neighbor's not your enemy. And how do we overcome that is we go talk to our neighbors. We figure out what's going on, you know, and stop disliking people based upon something you saw on the internet or something you saw on the news. If you wanna dislike somebody, fine, fine, go for it. But let it be by something that you saw them do, that you know that person did. Stop grouping people together, and this is on all sides. This is where the division comes in. They're all complicit in this game, and we can't be. We've got to judge people by the content of the character, what we see individuals do. And if nobody's done something wrong to you, don't have a beef with them. If they have, okay, well then deal with it like that. But as a general rule, as groups go, people are people. They're just people. And we're all dealing with the same bullshit, and we're all dealing with the same things. Well, none of us have enough money. We're all trying to feed our families. We're trying to keep them healthy. We wanna live in a place that's free. These are just the way things are. And if you believe that people are thinking something differently and you're pigeonholing them there, well then you're wrong. The polarization is the enemy, okay? Bottom line, we are not each other's enemy. It is the polarization that is the enemy. I mean, people have to manage. I would just, and I would say it, manage your mind, resist the urge to become emotionally charged over something. Do just a little bit, take a step back, and do a little bit more research. Really try to understand what it is that you're hearing. Because most people, they look at a title, they look at a headline, they maybe read the first paragraph. You know, you've gotta dig in a little bit more than that because honestly, the information's available. The information is available. It's, you know, don't, and don't just take, you know, this side's word for it or that particular show's word for it or that guest host or whatever. There's just so many, you know, there's so many sort of, you know, George Washington in his farewell address in 1796 said, beware of the fake, and it's my word, fake, but he used, you know, a better word. But beware of the fake patriot. And, you know, what he was really talking about in that address was there are going to be people that you're gonna come up, you know, that are gonna come into your life that are gonna say, I'm on your side, I'm on your side. Or they're gonna talk about patriotism and you're looking at it going, that's not what I believe patriotism is. That's not, you know, the way our country was created and that's not what I don't understand freedom to be. And before you condemn it, understand it, and then go after it, because there are a lot of people out there talking about, you know, things that are false, that are fake. And they're doing it on purpose to basically charge us, to emotionally charge us up. And we have to resist that urge.