LogFAQs > #956352504

You think right wingers are the only people responsible for the political division in America? And yes, it is possible to not be as wrong as someone else but still be in the wrong.

This is not simple as you think it is. If an average person lives in an area that tends to vote Republican they are probably going to listen to Republican or at least Republican-leaning sources without even thinking about it. The Republican Party though has gotten more and more radical over the years climaxing with Trumps election. The average person who watches Fox News or whatever didnt notice the creep into more and more radical views over the years. Should they have noticed it? Should they have been angry at Newt Gingrichs bullshit or Bushs awful presidency? Maybe. But its pretty obvious how someone who watched Fox News since 2020 would deny Covid and refuse to get a vaccine. Even if they did tell others that Covid was fake or not to get a vaccine (i.e. they are not solely victims), its not like most of them created the misinformation in the first place. They are just repeating what they heard from sources they trust.

If you play into factional politics rather than trying to understand it and doing what you can to end it, you are contributing to it. Whatever though. Believe what you want.

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