Letters: When stars and politicians are treated like religious figures
Religious fervour around stars and politicians The word religious comes from the Latin religio, meaning a binding obligation, a shared ritual, or a sense of co…
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Religious fervour around stars and politicians The word religious comes from the Latin religio, meaning a binding obligation, a shared ritual, or a sense of co…
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yeah nah we treat politicians like gods then wonder why they get away with shite
it’s true though, the way people idolise influencers and pop stars is kinda creepy
bloody hell, another article telling us we're all brainwashed. nah, i just like a good song
yeah but it goes deeper than just liking a song. it’s the whole parasocial thing
cope harder, it’s literally the truth
religio as binding obligation — that’s a good point actually. we do bind ourselves to these figures, don’t we?
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exactly. thats why i can't stand election hype
ffs people comparing politicians to gods is exactly why we can’t have a decent convo
build the statues, tear em down. rinse and repeat. we never learn
or we just stop looking for saviours entirely
can’t even enjoy a concert without someone lecturing me about idolatry. get a life
you sound like my English teacher. let people enjoy things
maybe if politicians actually did something worth praising we wouldn't need to treat em like saints lol
too right. action not words for once would be nice