rewilding

Can you support your claims as for these ratios? I can't support my claim well, but I picture people to be more equally-distributed among those 3 groups.

Also, I'd state it more starkly: 1) 1/3 don't know or care about the suffering of people in general. 2) 1/3 wish harm on others or care so little about others that they'll seek even small personal gains at others' great expense. 3) 1/3 at least feel compassion for others, but might not have the ability or resolve to make substantial change.

Why do you think that group 1 is the one that needs to be controlled? Why not the ones seeking harm? I encourage apathetic people to become more politically-conscious, but I don't blame people for wanting to live their own lives.

I do agree that a lot of institutions are just toys: certain religions which talk about peace but whose followers openly and proudly support policies which harm others, political parties which offer team identities but no real change, etc.

Please don't take anything here as a blanket statement against any particular group.

They're both biased; watching both doesn't necessarily accomplish anything. In fact they share the same basic pro-imperialist, pro-capitalist biases.

Please share some examples of the unfair reporting on Trump. But while you're looking, take note of how many articles were on substantive evils he was constantly committing.