Democracy and Perception
People tend to overestimate how much their political opponents oppose democracy, leading to a perception of a war where dirty tactics are justified. The January 6 insurrection serves as a stark example, as those involved believed they were defending democracy, not undermining it. This disconnect highlights the gap between the views of everyday individuals and the actions of political elites, revealing deep-rooted misconceptions on both sides.In this clip
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