[CheshireTheCat]

Wait, do I have this right?

Republicans maintained their healthy skepticism toward medical "experts" from pre 'rona days to now and Demonrats became less skeptical?

So, I guess what Demonrats are saying is that they trusted "experts" less over a year ago because the experts are not totalitarian enough for their tastes.

[Noumenon]

The well of our civic institutions had been thoroughly and truly poisoned. The Chicom flu + this fraudulent election = zero trust * no consent of the governed. That adds up to American CW II. KTF

[KTM rider]

Just two years ago if someone said that the 9/11 attack was conducted by our own government by swapping out the autopilot computers with fully remote control computers (which is 100% possible btw) I would have thought they were insane

Nowadays after seeing them destroy the entire civilization of the world based on irrational insane fear of a virus that can lead to pneumonia, I would think they might be on to something

[Pollard]

only 17 percent of Americans today say they trust the government in Washington

Hell, I trust about 0.0001% of people.

[foreverfree]

bump

[T.B. Yoits]

There is no more civic trust. It’s been in constant decline but once even the most ignorant fool has to accept there are two sets of laws, it’s all gone.

[Cboldt]

Just remember that the government distrusts and dislikes you more, than you harbor those sentiments toward them.

And too, the government is NEVER wrong. Ever.