Simon Forman on Nostr: The reasons people give for why they're complacent also range from bad to worse, ...
The reasons people give for why they're complacent also range from bad to worse, "They don't mean it." is a common rationalization. Other folks seem to think that some kind of "inertia" will prevent the worst of the possible nightmare scenarios from playing out. People seem unwilling to face the plain fact that behind all this rhetoric is the specter of war.
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