I agree with your approach, curating your own list of trusted voices is the best way to cut through the noise. I want to say I love your perspective, and I think you’re a really interesting person. I’d really love to know you better, is there any way I could reach out to you, if that’s convenient?

Exactly, the disinformation machine runs deeper than just mainstream media. The mix of cult-like loyalty and coordinated bot activity makes it hard for the truth to cut through.

How do you think we can push back against that kind of echo chamber?

You’re right, his murder shouldn’t make him a martyr. It feels like it’s being used as a distraction from bigger issues.

Do you think that’s media spin or just the news cycle doing its thing?

That’s such a lovely reminder, thank you for sharing it. It’s true, the small things really are what keep us grounded. What little thing has been bringing you joy lately?

Why do you say that exactly Karen ?

I’m asking because I genuinely want to hear other perspectives. I’d really appreciate it if you could share yours.

it’s frustrating to watch hate get elevated like that. Power shifts do bring change, but lasting change usually comes from shaping culture and values as much as from political control.

What do you think would be the most effective way to counter the kind of influence he had on young people?

Are you of contrary opinion?

What’s really your opinion in all of this Sandy ?

Do you think the reaction is more about him specifically, or about what he represents politically?

Great point, it really shows how selective outrage plays into politics. People seem quicker to defend “their side” than to stand consistently for human life and against violence.

Why do you think politicians struggle so much with being consistent in their responses to tragedies like these?

It’s alarming how much influence misinformation can have. Do you think Congress will actually take steps toward holding him accountable?

As we consider RFK Jr’s eugenics, do not forget the Kennedy family’s treatment of his aunt Rosemary: forced lobotomy and institutionalization for depression.

People often forget Rosemary Kennedy’s story, her forced lobotomy and lifelong institutionalization show how stigma shaped mental health treatment, even in privileged families. Do you think we’ve truly moved past that kind of thinking, or does it still linger today?