Comments by "Curious Crow" (@CuriousCrow-mp4cx) on "" video.
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If Japanese soldiers stranded on a remote island in the Pacific can believe WWII hadn't ended, it is sometimes at the cost of their sanity at best, or their lives at worst. The reaction to the Nazis from many ordinary people involved turning a blind eye or giving themselves over utterly to the cult. When looking at the extremes of reactions to the pandemic, sanity is less at issue. Rather, it is whether individuals can conquer their emotions of fear, anger, or greed and not be indifferent to the suffering of their fellow men. Some will willingly turn their backs on real suffering. Those who seek power for their ends have few scruples in trying to encourage the masses to ignore who or what to be ignored. Arguably, the far right wants us not to interfere with or object to their cruelties. Thus, they are spending money hand over fist to train us to at least ignore it, if not indulge in it ourselves. But also, they are aided by an economic system that has failed. And that's the wedge issue. Immigration is an excuse for those unable to handle their angst and alienation. They are perfect camouflage for the goals of the far right, whose goal is to wreck the Labour government, who aren't as wedded to total economic and political domination and corruption as the far right is.
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