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By Trend News Line 2024-03-02 11:24:06.
The Mysterious death of Irony: Gaslighting and Political Manipulation
Recently, a tweet by Iain Marley sparked a conversation about the state of politics and media in the nation. In his tweet, Marley raised concerns about the power dynamics at play, suggesting that the government and the angry mob are one and the same. He pointed out the irony in the situation, highlighting the effects of years of divisive politics and media manipulation.
Marley’s words struck a chord with many who feel disillusioned by the current state of affairs. The term “gaslighting” refers to a form of psychological manipulation where the perpetrator seeks to sow seeds of doubt in the victim, making them question their own reality. In this context, Marley suggests that the nation as a whole is being gaslit by those in power, who have used tactics such as dog whistling and controlling the narrative through media influence.
Gaslighting, however, is just one piece of the puzzle. Marley also highlighted the role of billionaires and media barons who are able to shape public opinion through their control of information. This control allows them to perpetuate certain narratives while silencing others, ultimately influencing public perception and political outcomes.
The mention of a dictionary in Marley’s tweet is an interesting choice, as dictionaries are often seen as sources of truth and knowledge. By alluding to the inside of a dictionary, Marley may be suggesting that the truth is being obscured or manipulated by those in power. The cause of this manipulation, he implies, is a combination of political tactics, media influence, and the unchecked power of the wealthy elite.
As of the time of this reporting, the cause of irony’s death remains unknown. It seems that in a world where truth is relative and power dynamics are constantly shifting, irony has become a casualty of the complex web of manipulation and gaslighting that defines our political landscape. Only time will tell if irony can be resurrected or if it will remain buried beneath layers of deception and power plays.
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Source : @IainMarley
Powerful? Ever seen the inside of a dictionary? A prime example of gaslighting the nation after 14 years of dog whistle politicking and billionaires tax shy media barrons controlling the narrative. The angry mob IS the government. Irony has died.
— Iain Marley (@IainMarley) March 2, 2024
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