2020 was an important year in American history. COVID, Summer of Floyd, and the disputed election still affect the country and the "trauma" still animate its social tensions. But unlike 9/11, people prefer to forget the whole year happened. It's been memory holed how the nation responded to George Floyd's death. Ron DeSantis tried to base his primary on relitigating COVID before figuring out even GOP primary voters don't want to revisit the topic. Libs have mostly stopped caring about J6. One reason people don't want to revisit that year is that it makes most of us look bad. COVID hysteria and BLM support were widespread and inspired some of the most insane behavior in our nation's history. Much of the insanity came from ordinary citizens rather than the government. While 2020 still shapes us who we are today, it's more comfortable for people to pretend it never happened.