There’s writing that makes a person felt informed after reading it by giving the person easy answers to complex questions and there’s writing that tries to communicate complex facts about reality. Both can be right or wrong.
The standard of “feeling informed” is bad for judging the quality of a political argument. Plenty people feel informed after watching Zeitgeist.
You can make people feel informed when you tell them it’s all due to the Jews, but that’s no justification for the political speech and the created feeling in no way justifies the political speech that’s used for persecution. And this political narrative in the OP is used presently in France for persecution of organisations like the Landmark forum.
There’s writing that makes a person felt informed after reading it by giving the person easy answers to complex questions and there’s writing that tries to communicate complex facts about reality. Both can be right or wrong.
The standard of “feeling informed” is bad for judging the quality of a political argument. Plenty people feel informed after watching Zeitgeist.
You can make people feel informed when you tell them it’s all due to the Jews, but that’s no justification for the political speech and the created feeling in no way justifies the political speech that’s used for persecution. And this political narrative in the OP is used presently in France for persecution of organisations like the Landmark forum.