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  Yes, with the good comes a lot of bad I guess. One one hand information informs and enlightens, on the other hand it can be distorted and twisted by sophisticated bad actors, and also by knuckle-dragging bridge trolls like Alex Jones.
context: Imagine a "conservative arts" curriculum. >
  
  They think it's liberal teachings at colleges that turns people into liberals, not that going to college turns people into liberals. >
  
  I put it like this.  Say you grew up in a very small community where calling black people n-ers was the norm.  You, personally, never meant anything by it, it's just how you described them.  Now, let's say you move away and find out that they find being called n-ers to be very offensive, do you continue calling them n-ers?  No, you stop using this term because of its very hurtful history.  Congratulations, you are now "woke", because you were "asleep" to how your words and actions may have been hurting others.
  This is what conservatives are afraid of.  That you might move away and find out that your family are hateful racist bigots.  Them calling everyone groomers is ironic AF, because keeping their victims ignorant, like the don't say gay bill, is what groomers do. >
  
  As bad a some people find place like Tik Tok to be, I really believe one of the reason why conservatives hate it and other forms of social media is because those places tend to go hard against racist conservatives ideas. >
  
  It’s traveling for the mind - Exposes young people to cultures and ideas other than their own little tribe, which is always bad for conservatism. >
  
  Unless the algorithm funnels them down the qanon conspiracy rabbit hole