Just step off

2/ Education isn't just about learning facts—it's about developing the ability to question, analyze, and think critically. In the absence of these critical abilities, propaganda has tremendous power to shape public opinion.

3/ In America propaganda thrives, so much so that Americans actively seek out propaganda, not feeling content unless their information has the flavor of propaganda. Without the tools to discern fact from fiction, people get manipulated into supporting agendas that aren't in their best interest.

4/ Propaganda is most dangerous in societies that don’t prioritize education. It's easier to control a population when they don't have the knowledge or skills to critically evaluate information.