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I've noticed this as a trend in recent years, being mad over things working normally.
First noticed it with the election nonsense, there was this video of a mysterious van loading mail-in ballots and driving off to parts unknown. Turns out that was just the logistics guy who picks them up, that's like getting mad at the mail carrier for delivering the mail.
And then lately I've been hearing "congress can't pass a bill unless Chuck Shumer comes out of his bunker" - well, he's the senate majority leader, that's just how it works. His role is to make a motion to proceed, the party put him there to perform this role. This is normal.
And yeah, this one too, "oh he's just doing [widely popular motion] because that's what people want." Yes! This is exactly what he's supposed to do! Be mad when he isn't doing this!
Maybe a little tinfoil hat of me, but sometimes I think the propaganda networks are intentionally turning their viewers against normalcy, to instead favor whatever chaos they're pushing at any given moment. I'm serious, I think there's a demonization of normal in media right now.
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Entry Information
- Entry ID: 66346
- Repository: Axioma AXP
- Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
- Total Entries: 100,000