When people don't understand that the government doesn't have their interests in mind, they're more susceptible to go to war.

Summary

This quote suggests that if individuals fail to recognize that the government may not prioritize their well-being, they become more vulnerable to being manipulated into supporting or engaging in wars. It implies that a lack of understanding about the government's motivations and intentions can make people more easily persuaded by propaganda, political rhetoric and misleading information, leading to a greater likelihood of conflict. It highlights the importance of critical thinking, skepticism, and questioning authority to prevent falling into the traps of war and manipulation.

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