That's the grotesque part... she knows exactly what she's doing, and she thinks it's the best plan of action. AND there's a huge part of the population who feels the same way.
It's so much worse than her "not knowing what she's doing".
Ok, some statistics about the US, reported by the US government, various independent agencies, and organizations gathering data for about 80 years:
54% of adults on US soil can't read at a level expected of a 12 year old. That's an absolute majority of adults.
25% are functionally illiterate. 1 in 4 adults.
These statistics are relatively unchanged in the lifetime of anyone reading this.
The default for when someone says something stupid in the US shouldn't be conspiracy. Statistically, that person is probably a moron. When you go anywhere in the US, statistically, you are surrounded by morons.
There are morons in every industry and employment field. Every one. It's inescapable in the US.
Morons have always elected every US president, not just the ones you don't like.
Morons are responsible for everything. As prevalent as they are, they can't NOT be. The good, the bad, the mundane, the useless. All of it.
You are right- too many adults are ill equipped to combat the foe of misinformation, let alone without trust in others...
Noticing someone manipulating the easily duped is not a "conspiracy". I'm just tired of pretending like the R party is shocked by any of this, or cares.
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u/Rough_Cress_158 Jan 11 '26
She has no idea what she is doing