The democrat's talking point is that Trump is a threat to democracy. Well, that's a nice tag line for their propaganda, but what does it really mean? They are never pressed to make their point because the media is not legitimate.
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Dem playbook is to accuse republicans of what they are doing .
You think Kamala could sit down and discuss the economy or foreign policy?
Our dumb voters go for the National Enquirer headlines!
You think Kamala could sit down and discuss the economy or foreign policy?
Our dumb voters go for the National Enquirer headlines!
Everything the Dems say now is hypocrisy. They accuse others of what they themselves are doing.
Trump is a threat to their (Democrat) democracy
when they say "protect our democracy" or "threat to our democracy", just change "our democracy" to "our Marxist regime" in your head. Every time. Then, everything they say makes a lot more sense.
FIFY.TexasAggiesWin said:
Trump is a threat to their (Democrat) deep state.
DemocRats are a threat to our Republic.
Which party wants to take away the freedom of speech? Allow for cities to be burned down? Manufacture majorities through immigration policies? Bypass the primary nomination process? Pack the courts? And much more.
If you can answer these questions, you have found the real threat to democracy.
If you can answer these questions, you have found the real threat to democracy.
No one has ever really explained what that means, except for some obscure reference to Jan 6.
But, I don't believe Jan 6 is what the media, Kamala and everyone else means when they say threat to democracy. In fact, it intentional that it's undefined, so the target listener can fill in the blank with a little nudge.
But, I don't believe Jan 6 is what the media, Kamala and everyone else means when they say threat to democracy. In fact, it intentional that it's undefined, so the target listener can fill in the blank with a little nudge.
AI found this ^Quote:
This strategic approach is often referred to as the "Principle of Projection" or the "Narcissist's Prayer." The origins of this tactic can be traced back to the works of influential political philosophers and strategists, although there may not be a direct quote attributing it to a specific individual.
The basic idea behind this strategy is to deflect criticism or responsibility for one's own actions by preemptively accusing the opponent of the same wrongdoing. This psychological maneuver aims to create confusion, shift the narrative, and undermine the credibility of the accuser.
While similar tactics can be found in the writings of Chanakya, the Hindu political strategist from ancient India, and Niccol Machiavelli, the renowned Italian political philosopher of the Renaissance, the specific phrasing and formulation of the "Principle of Projection" is not directly attributed to either of them in their original works.
The contemporary understanding and articulation of this concept has evolved over time, drawing from various sources and observations of human psychology and political behavior. It is now widely recognized as a common manipulative strategy employed by individuals and groups to avoid accountability and deflect criticism.
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Accuse your enemy of that which you are guilty.
-- Joseph Goebbels
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Accusation in a mirror (AiM) (also called mirror politics, mirror propaganda, mirror image propaganda, or a mirror argument) is a technique often used in the context of hate speech incitement, where one falsely attributes one's own motives and/or intentions to one's adversaries. It has been cited, along with dehumanization, as one of the indirect or cloaked forms of incitement to genocide, which has contributed to the commission of genocide, for example in the Holocaust, the Rwandan genocide, and the Armenian genocide. By invoking collective self-defense, accusation in a mirror is used to justify genocide, similar to self-defense as a defense for individual homicide.
He's a threat to their power and control.
If by democracy they mean mob-rule, then yes, Trump is a threat to democracy.
I thought you were taking roll call.
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The democrat's talking point is that Trump is a threat to democracy. Well, that's a nice tag line for their propaganda, but what does it really mean?
Elections are when people find out what politicians stand for, and politicians find out what people will fall for.
Violent rhetoric which is working on lemmings.
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This is it. Plain and simple.TexasAggiesWin said:
Trump is a threat to their (Democrat) democracy
They (wrongly) infer if he gets into office again, he won't leave.zephyr88 said:
The democrat's talking point is that Trump is a threat to democracy. Well, that's a nice tag line for their propaganda, but what does it really mean? They are never pressed to make their point because the media is not legitimate.
And they use the exaggerated Jan 6th festivities from 2020 as their argument.
Gig'Em and God Bless,
JB'91
JB'91
They have *******ized the word "democracy". They are all bull sh@t liars & frauds. And they are really smug about it because they know they can get low intellect individuals to buy into it. The dumbing down of America marches on.
zephyr88 said:
The democrat's talking point is that Trump is a threat to democracy. Well, that's a nice tag line for their propaganda, but what does it really mean? They are never pressed to make their point because the media is not legitimate.
What does it really mean? Knowing that dems always project, it means Democrats are a threat to democracy. This is the truth.
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