Not only do most people seem to be stuck in binary ways of thinking, but they also aren't even very good at that.
Being against "vaccine" mandates doesn't mean you hate vaccines. Those are completely different, unrelated, issues.
Being against police doesn't mean you like crime.
Being against political government doesn't mean you want chaos.
Being against democracy doesn't mean you support autocracy.
See the jumbled "thinking" involved in all these thinking mistakes?
That's not even the end of it.
Being opposed to something doesn't mean you're afraid of it. I'm against "vaccine" dictates, police, political government, and democracy, but I'm not afraid of those things. Nor am I afraid of Covid, crime, chaos, or autocracy.
People who are driven by fear see fear where it doesn't exist. Maybe it helps them feel better about themselves. I feel sorry for them, but I can't arrange my life to comfort them.
And, just because I say "Merry Christmas" doesn't mean I'm against every other Winter Solstice celebration. There's room for all of them. The more, the... well... merrier!
