Plenty of people are together in the same thinking. As soon as the media gets involved (mainstream, corporate, social, alternative, etc. is all the same) the lines are drawn and it hardly represents society as a whole.

So, for instance, let's say you're one of the millions who's been vaccinated. You turn on your device and begin browsing. It's telling you what's inside you is now killing you. There's nothing you can do to remove what's being presented as poison in it's purest form. So now, that individual has been injected twice because those thoughts would cause tremendous inner turmoil. It's like you're falling from a building and now all that's left is the waiting period between now and the ground.

So either injection one causes harm, or injection two causes harm. Combined it's both body and mind. Either way, they're done for.

That message is coming from people who care? Maybe they care about themselves, their money, their 'likes', their 'views', but that's about it.

I don't know anyone who thinks those passports are okay. Show me the post on Hive for instance where someone is pro-passport and show me the supporters. You can't.

But in the media, when one is attempting to deliver a message, in order to make their message seem bigger and bolder, it's necessary to draw that line in the sand, create division. So as example, though they're in the majority, they'll make the minority sound bigger, so it looks like they're fighting. People want heroes. So people act like heroes.

The media is not an accurate representation of life. People are only at odds with one another rather sharing ideas because they've been conditioned to be at odds with one another.

But this whole thing I'm seeing has been so difficult for me to explain. Everywhere I go online I feel like I'm a member of the 'visiting team', no matter which 'side' I attempt to talk to. Then in life, nearly everyone I know has simple become a product of the media. I can predict what they'll say. I've already heard what they have to say. But they present like it's something new or they know something someone else doesn't.

I'll admit I'm lost, but they won't.