Agree ... a few topics in our community are in the outer limits. What originally perked my curiosity here was if anything could be gleaned from the comments that would help us redpill them. After reading through many of these partial sentence comments ... there didn't seem to be much to work with.  The 180° view must also reflect that the left are handed their history and worldview as dogma, whereas we seek the truth and continuously retest it against newly discovered facts. The process to determine the truth is not always pretty nor straight, and that is the area in which we get ridiculed. Elements of truth lead to a theory and research, speculation, analysis, discussion, etc and during this period the theory is neither true nor false though Anons pursuing the truth may voice strong opinions. Once faced with fact that destroys a theory, the theory is abandoned or refined and the relentless pursuit of truth lives on. The left starts at their current "truth" and work backwards to conveniently twist or omit past fact/truths/history in support of their current "truth". If normies understood that it all boils down to thinking critically for yourself vs being handed a prepackaged set of truths that you cannot disagree with (or be ostracized from the herd), normies would choose thinking critically.