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Propaganda and the Fabrication of Conflict
A compelling statement asserts, "And I want to know what propaganda you believe." This suggests that many people are unknowingly consumers of misinformation, which fuels distrust and animosity within communities. The text warns against accepting superficial narratives that divide society into enemies.
The Cost of Division
The speaker condemns the consequences of such propaganda: "No amount of money, no pension can be worth ripping families apart." This highlights that monetary or material gains, potentially promised through certain policies or narratives, are insignificant compared to the damage inflicted on familial and community bonds.