Changing the subject slightly to social media, I agree.  There is too much of it there and a lot of what is there is misinformation.  The people who are constantly freaked out about what (politician name here) is up to are the ones that spend way too much time on Meta or X.
I'm getting frustrated with the whataboutism. Defend your position, see
if you can convince the other side.
It is difficult to defend your position if it is based on misinformation or emotion.  Usually people I disagree with, who don't stoop to cursing or
citing long debunked information, who are able to explain their position I
will listen to.  I might not be convinced that time, but I will keep
listening to them because they might have other valid points.
 * SLMR 2.1a * "Einstein?  Who's he?  Another troublemaker?" - H.Baines
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