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While politicians are often distrusted, it is an over generalization to say they cannot be trusted at all. That is what you are suggesting. Like any group, politicians are individuals with varying motivations and integrity. Some prioritize serving the public good, while others may be more self-interested. A democracy functions best when citizens remain engaged in the political process, think critically about issues and candidates, and hold their representatives accountable through respectful civic participation like voting.
While political campaigns can involve strong rhetoric, deliberately spreading misinformation about a candidate by undermining democratic debate and civic participation by calling Trump the Antichrist indicates that it is you who cannot be trusted – not politicians.
All elected leaders should be judged based on their positions, records, and character, not unfounded accusations. A spirit of truth, understanding, and bringing people together is needed now more than ever—but that is not what you provide here.
All citizens have a right to participate in democratic debates and elections without fear of deliberate misinformation. Perhaps we could find ways to discuss issues and policies in a respectful manner that brings more light than heat.
While politics can seem discouraging at times, focusing on love and human dignity is often wiser than despair. All people want security and purpose. Perhaps by emphasizing our shared hopes over fears, and by addressing root issues through open discussion, we can build a more just world together. Small acts of compassion can help, though change may come slowly. Let's keep working to understand others and find common ground and quit the bullshit for a change.
Blessings
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