At some point you have to allow them their agency. They are adults, and only one of us is treating them as such.

If people didn't have time to get better information, Netflix, YouTube, Facebook et al would be worthless. They are not.

People made choices. Those choices are biting then in the ass. Education is not free. However, lack of knowledge can be fixed with some small amount of effort.

It can be hard to get absolute truths in an age of misinformation, but there was plenty of information that was common knowledge about truno and his racism. He'd also already had a pretty awful first term, which ended in an insurrection.

If they were fooled, it was wilful ignorance. That doesn't mean we shouldn't also hold the misinformation machine responsible, nor welcome them back into the fold of normalcy. If we, or they, don't recognise that they bear responsibility also, it's going to keep happening.

It's a mistake to act as if blame is zero-sum. There's plenty of blame to go around! Billionaires, the media, and the voters can all be responsible!

I don't think you have to be particularly privileged to have the sliver of a soul necessary to be opposed to literally rounding up and mass deporting entire ethnicities. This isn't exactly a nuanced issue, and I think it's deeply condescending to imply that poor and uneducated people don't have the basic moral decency to be opposed to the indiscriminate deportation of entire communities. Let's be honest, these people thought they were white enough to be exempt. They thought they didn't have to worry because they weren't Haitian/Brown enough/etc.