When you don't understand them, that's how you know you're in a bubble. Try getting out and talking to them.
Nope, coming in loud and clear, not a bubble problem.
"Hi, what's the issue?" -Me
"I believe the 2020 election was stolen, I read it on X internet source plus foxnews has been reporting on it, and everyone I know says it" - Person
"Well how do you know they aren't lying?" - Me
"How do you know they aren't, I also trust my friends and family, read this random news article from suspicious site" - Person
"Do you think we should punish people who spread false information" -Me
"No, freedom of speech, also I still believe the 2020 election was stolen. If Democrats are just going to steal elections that means my vote doesn't count and I'm not really in a democracy, this justifies civil war" - Person
https://www.newyorker.com/news/our-columnists/why-is-trump-o...
Now that I've heard this what greater understanding do I have?
But what you really mean is listen to their grievances and anger at being left behind economically. I'm aware of this but it doesn't justify destroying democracy with false accusations of election fraud.