10-29-2021, 12:33 PM
(10-29-2021, 12:29 PM)Nately120 Wrote: I'm looking into this more in the psychological ways it plays into the biased mindset of an American population currently at war with itself. In the same way with the Rittenhouse thing, the facts are damn near irrelevant to people and the manner by which the situation is discussed/criticized/celebrated and how that affects the world in which we live.
The OJ trial was an early indicator of this sort of thing. It's like....people can admit the facts don't really support their narrative but they feel that making their narrative known and putting their solutions into effect are important enough to justify ignoring the reality of the situation.
Yeah, there's certainly some interesting parallels for all three in that regard. Unfortunately, I don't see this trend reversing itself anytime soon.
