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In reply to the discussion: We just don't get it. A very large number of the U.S. population is IGNORANT. [View all]I meant college. Pollsters many times use categories of college-educated and non-college educated, but there are many very bright people who never attended college.
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We just don't get it. A very large number of the U.S. population is IGNORANT. [View all]
DeeDeeNY
Dec 27
OP
true. we used to all have only Walter Conkrite at 6pm. now you pick your source to fit your pre conceived opinion.
BlueWaveNeverEnd
Dec 27
#17
I stopped trusting PBS and NPR back during the run up to the Iraq Invasion, then TSF's early days of 2017
msfiddlestix
Monday
#41
most of the people I know are coming across to me as increasingly ignorant,
The Wandering Harper
Dec 27
#10
even a nuclear bomb would be Biden's fault. Ain't no going back to your Dad's GOP.
Evolve Dammit
Dec 27
#16
Been that way since the founding. America has had a strong anti-intellectual streak for most of its history.
paleotn
Dec 27
#19
I agree many are ignorant but disagree that it's not related to education. Of course it is.
brush
Sunday
#31
Is the US more ignorant and racist/prejudiced against the "other" than in the past?
andym
Sunday
#38