“We think it’s pretty clear when people see headlines like burning rainforests and Hong Kong protestors, they quickly get a zen from knowing it’s all a lie,” an anonymous researcher said. “That’s why you’ve got to stick with the mainstream media like your publication, the Know Nothing.”
He said it can be good for a person to be confused because the outcome gives you a nice tingly feeling because you know it’s all nonsense.
“There’s a clear correlation there,” he said. “When people get confused, it’s good for them.”