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When the argument at hand is government versus corporations, there's not much you can do to cloud the rhetoric. The obvious solution is that government and corporations need to serve as a check to one another as doing so empowers us all. The bots and bad faith actors thus pivot to simple disruption. Whatever to keep natural opinions from developing.
>wait but then who do the bad actors represent
Both. You got corporate bootlickers and government bootlickers. You can spot them by how forgiving they are towards their side while simultaneously aggressive they are towards sympathizers on the other side. Again, it's easy to see, so the conversation is intentionally brought to brain damage so we, the poorfags (which include you normal rich anons here in this context, sorry. you're the same as far as world powers go), can't coalesce properly.
It's like how you could acknowledge you fucking despise grannies but also recognize that the current fascist movement is using you as a means to an end and ultimately sees you as cattle regardless, or how lefties need to understand that companies using pride app icons and shilling pride month were always empty platitudes, yet because it boosts awareness, they feel morally obligated to accept and defend it.
Sorry, I rambled. This shit just pisses me off. We're a bunch of easily controlled monkeys and nowadays it seems like everyone knows that and seems to love it for some reason, as if people are proud to return to tribalism, especially in such a fucked up situation. It's disgusting.
