of the information we need to make informed decisions in our election process and other arenas as well. We only know what they want us to know...and we're stupid enough to pay them to do this.
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of the information we need to make informed decisions in our election process and other arenas as well. We only know what they want us to know...and we're stupid enough to pay them to do this.
answers to..." I agree. So why don't they do so? Perhaps it's because they consider the viewer's desires to be boring and vanilla. They'd much rather create havoc than have to deal with harmony.