Your post's seventh-through-tenth words represent the first honest statement I've seen from you.  But if you wish to improve on that, there are these interesting things called "history books".  It's actually possible to learn about the criminal roles of press magnates like W. R. Hearst and his equally corrupt business and political cronies in orchestrating conflicts that snuffed out millions of human lives.  And, surprisingly, you don't have to have LIVED during such times to understand what took place.

But I understand.  Why expend effort learning when ignorance is instantaneous?

(Apologies to Bill Watterson)