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Opinion

Spinning words drives dangerous narrative

OPINION — Ominous, racist, life-threatening, existential threat, xenophobic, sexist, transphobic, lawfare, Nazi, dictator, bullying, victims, religious populist, socialist, marxist, fascist, oligarchy.

Does the harshness of these words really depict reality or are they overplayed media contrivance weaving fear and loathing into hypersensitive narratives? Is it intentional that the tone and prejudices suggested within a persuasive script outshine the truthful facts of the event? Has news reporting fallen into the trough of narration that emphasizes the side-stories more than the evident facts of the event?

Have the media influencers indoctrinated themselves to believe they are psychoanalysts who can  anticipate the emotions and feelings of their audience or are they projecting their own latent neurotic disorders? 

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