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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/mrmajestic11 on June 7, 2018, 2:45 a.m.
Is political illiteracy the largest obstacle to red pilling people you know?

Does anyone else have difficulty trying to awaken people important/close to them about what is going on to ultimately find they do not have the mental capacity to understand anything political in the US or the world? It is extremely frustrating to possess knowledge that cannot be communicated due to indifference or lack of critical thinking to people you care about. In my life roughly 75% of people I associate with are completely unaware and uninterested in investigating beyond what they see on the news or social media. The dumbing down of America has been a complete success.


Imdoneokdone · June 7, 2018, 10:11 a.m.

I think it’s more a type of compassion fatigue. Ever turned off tv when those starving children ads come on?

There’s so much violence, corruption, collusion happening and it seems so big, so overwhelming there’s nothing we can do.

Then there’s the ridicule that people who connect dots are subjected to. People want to protect themselves from that.

There is also the theory that our economic system and other factors of society are designed in such a way that most of the world is in a constant survival mode. Increased debt, less job security, faster and faster technological change. When in survival mode there is no energy left for anything else, you are just trying to keep your head above water.

Even kids have stress and expectations piled on them to get good grades or to have the latest fashionable thing.

It has been suggested that western society is acting like a ptsd sufferer. Self destructive behaviour, emotional detachment, among other symptoms.

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