>>15484127Governments seek power for the sake of obtaining power. They want power just because they can. It seems baffling yet unsurprisingly at the same time that people will blindly believe anything they see what the media reports, no matter what kind of media it is.
Typing "Sudden Adult Death Syndrome" into the reddit bar brought up only one conversation from a non "conspiracy" subreddit r/Outoftheloop. Reading the comments the most upvoted comments were related how anyone who links the problem towards the vaccine went along the lines of something like "Anti-vaxxer conspiracy bullshit." Like wow, literally nobody knows why the random sudden increase in deaths is happening and yet you want to dismiss the vaccine. The arise is a literal conspiracy itself because we currently have no answers to why people younger than 40 are randomly dying.
The longer I observe these things the more I'm convinced that we need to do our own fact checking, especially when our institutions cannot be trusted to tell the truth. So many stupid people out there who genuinely believe that these institutions are not lying to them. Sad.
