So some lady is shot in the face and you think you care about that. Now before you lose your mind with that statement, let me remind you that just a few months ago you also thought you had feelings about that Ukrainian girl who was stabbed in the neck. But now you have no idea what's even going on with her case and that situation. You'll conveniently forget about the one shot in the face just like you did with the one stabbed in the neck.

Pick any headline and it applies. The topics may change, but the trend remains the same. It's rinse and repeat conditioning; information, outrage, debate, disengage, repeat. You're trapped in an endless cycle of tragedy tourism where you keep falling for what you think you're standing for. You're programmed, not principled.

That's exactly why you're unable to recognize the plot. It doesn't matter what really happened or which side is correct. The authors of the narrative aren't concerned with wrong or right. They just want you to divide each other, hate each other and fight. You're a pawn in their game.