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There were four categories, always trust, mostly trust, somewhat trust, never trust.
They broke it into two categories, top two, and bottom two, then said most people don't trust government. I figure somewhat trust was most of the replies, and so they broke it into two categories to distort the poll.
But many people do not trust government, some people hardly trust anyone.
But here is the point.
Why not post a poll, how many people trust the media. How many people trust major corporations.
Even how many people trust the people that run whatever company they work at.
How would those results come out?
The whole point is to make people think that the group that is the advocate for the people, look like the problem.
While never mentioning that corporate systems are also a governmental system.
Personally I think the Democrats have been doing some good things, and Government, as corporations, are made of people. So if their is not another agenda they put above helping people in society, then they should be trusted. However, some of them might be working for different goals, like profit, and not societal good, and might try to do things in secret, if they think they can get away with it, and they think it achieves some agenda they feel is more important.
So the question should be, who would you rather have running a society, an elected body of representatives, or a corporation elected by shareholders? And if you think they are the same, they really arn't. But even if you did think that, then why go after the government? Instead support the government that stands up to forms of governance that you disagree with.
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