Honestly I don't blame people for choosing to live in ignorance.

In comparison to what I know now versus what I knew 10 years ago it was much much easier to live with limited knowledge of the harsh reality that we live in. I had much less anxiety for one. It's easier but ultimately it's a lazy mindset that's resistant to information outside of our comfort zone. Go ahead, watch your sports teams, pop stars and hollywood movies. Go ahead and vote for your favorite candidate and fight your neighbor who aligns with the opposing political party. This postpones the evolution of consciousness and keeps humanity in a perpetual state of limbo. I suppose coming to terms with it can be considered a form of tough love. Even today the cold hard reality can become too much to bear at times for me. For instance when you witness presidents 60 years ago talk from their play book about something devastating that has come true today. Along with the mountains of indisputable evidence that we've been deceived and oppressed for many many years. It's much more comfortable to live in a delusional, safe reality full of distractions generated by the global elite. Yet I still have to aspire to live in love, love myself and reciprocate that back to the world because we are all one in the same after all. We are a reflection of the universe experiencing itself from infinite perspectives.