Thread by @sunnshiiny

@kaythird just a suggestion or friendly advice...

I find straight facts supported by evidence, presented in a non threatening manner in a conversation are more easily received as information than panicked pleas for attention.

Not that we don’t have reason to panic. We do. But panic isn’t the best state of mind to be communicating what we need to panic about.

Panic is not a useful state of mind.

Remaining calm and rational helps others take you more seriously.

It takes longer to converse, and you are only able to reach a few people at a time.

But most shy away from panicked or forceful opinions.

This information isn’t opinion. It’s facts. It’s all documented in news articles that go back 10 years or more.

Information about the people involved is either from news articles or on-line biographies in their own corporation’s “About Us” section.

And the behaviour described in the information thread as a whole meets the definition, easily accessible, on the web. It’s a coup d’état.

I’m more successful if I’m straight facts and don’t use inflammatory language.

The facts speak for themselves.

Hopefully I didn’t sound too preachy. I most definitely appreciate the help to spread the information.