Strategic dualism

I've seen countless variants of this meme. On the "good" side you have empathetic and kind people who are willing to accept everyone just as they are, no matter what they believe in. On the "bad" side you have evil, vile, vicious people, who want to destroy the world, oppress and enslave everyone for their own benefit. In the middle is the non-political man, the fool. He who does not engage in the battles of good and evil, he who stands outside of it, he who grills. He proclaims "hey, maybe we should listen to eachother instead of vilifying eachother, maybe we can find some common ground?". The absolute fool, does he not watch CNN? Did he not see Tucker Carlson exposing the evils of the Left last night? Is he oblivious to the evil practices of the other side? And then there is you, the spectator, watching these images pass by countless times. You don't align yourself with the KKK, yeah civil rights are pretty cool. Wow maybe the other side truly is as despicable as they say, I mean it keeps popping up every time I browse social media or watch the news. The first you see it you might laugh it off, but the 10th or the 100th or the 1000th time you see it, you might want to reconsider your impartiality. You don't want to be perceived of being on the "evil" side, do you?The message is clear: You either choose our side, the "good" side, or you will be forever condemned and shamed for choosing the "bad" side. There is no in-between.1[9:13 AM]I'm pretty sure Reddit is the most effective propaganda social media platform out there. The "hive-mind" meme is real.From social media.
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