A MAGAt: “How come everyone who goes to college is a Biden supporter?”

AProudLefty said:
You know what @Legion says about anecdotes.
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ziggy said:
Biden has a long history of telling provably false personal anecdotes, or dubious tales for which there is no documentation, in an attempt to connect to his audiences — in this case, Pennsylvania voters who could determine the outcome of his bid for a second term against former President Donald Trump.
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Introducing Wokeyleaks​


A regular column by an anonymous whistle-blower operating deep within heart of the Social Justice Movement that is the entertainment industry. To protect their identity, they will go under the code-name ‘They/Them’. Wokeyleaks will also function as a confidential news leak organization for any other sources who wish to divulge classified information (and hilarious anecdotes) about woke culture without fear of getting canceled.



My disillusionment with the Social Justice ‘left’ was less a road to Damascus moment and more...
 
T. A. Gardner said:
I was never in it, contrary to your delusions.
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MAGAts often have no idea they are in a cult. They do promote the "us vs. them" mentality such as "you leftists".


10 Things to Know About the Psychology of Cults
https://www.onlinepsychologydegree.info/what-to-know-about-the-psychology-of-cults/
  • Cults are attractive because they promote an illusion of comfort.
    [*]Cults satisfy the human desire for absolute answers.
  • Those with low self-esteem are more likely to be persuaded by a cult environment.
  • New recruits are “love bombed.”
  • Women are more likely than men to join a cult.
  • Many cult members have rejected religion.
  • Cults maintain their power by promoting an “us vs. them” mentality.
  • Cult leaders are masters at mind control.
  • Cult members often have no idea they’re in a cult.
  • Cult life can have a dangerous and lasting effect.



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Understanding Cults: The Basics

What is a cult? How do they work? What are the lasting serious after-effects of being involved with one? Read on to learn how to protect yourself and family/friends from harm.
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Understanding Cults: The Basics​

To help others, it is important to understand mind control and undue influence.​

Key points​

  • No one joins a cult; they are recruited by systematic social influence processes.
  • Destructive individuals and cults use deception and undue influence to make people dependent and obedient.
  • Not all influence is bad. There is a difference between due and undue influence.
  • Cult leaders are typically malignant narcissists and want people who will be obedient to them.
 
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