MikeMcc said:I believe that most of us will agree with you on that.
I used to find it pretty frustrating that public debate had been diverted, at least in my mind. But when i think about it, it's always been this way. Leaders can only do what we the public in effect give them permission to. That means they need to subtlely manipulate us. And of course disinformation and misinformation are great tools. We then head off on an argument that bounces back and forth, leaving out the real points for discussion.
Expose the corrupt monsters running our countries. It's simple, investigate all the negligence and make people responsible, and investigate whether people were intelligence-fatigued out, or whether they ignored the intelligence.