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Posted On: 12/29/2019 10:39:51 AM
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Re: energy_wave #32191
Your problem is that you can't deal with the content of a post. Find any poll, any reporting, that refutes the one I posted.
Get used to doing that because from here on out posts like yours will be taken down.
Nice projection of gas lighting though. Look THAT up. It is used to describe Putin and Trump far more often than any other politicians.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaslighting
Frida Ghitis uses the term "gaslighting" to describe Russia's global relations. While Russian operatives were active in Crimea, Russian officials continually denied their presence and manipulated the distrust of political groups in their favor.[25]
Journalists at the New York Times Magazine, BBC and Teen Vogue, as well as psychologists Bryant Welch, Robert Feldman and Leah McElrath, have described some of the actions of Donald Trump during the 2016 US presidential election and his term as president as examples of gaslighting.[23][26][27][28][29]
Ben Yagoda wrote in the Chronicle of Higher Education in January 2017, that the term gaslighting had become topical again as the result of Trump's behavior, saying that Trump's "habitual tendency to say "X", and then, at some later date, indignantly declare, 'I did not say "X". In fact, I would never dream of saying "X"'" had brought new notability to the term.[5]
Get used to doing that because from here on out posts like yours will be taken down.
Nice projection of gas lighting though. Look THAT up. It is used to describe Putin and Trump far more often than any other politicians.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaslighting
Frida Ghitis uses the term "gaslighting" to describe Russia's global relations. While Russian operatives were active in Crimea, Russian officials continually denied their presence and manipulated the distrust of political groups in their favor.[25]
Journalists at the New York Times Magazine, BBC and Teen Vogue, as well as psychologists Bryant Welch, Robert Feldman and Leah McElrath, have described some of the actions of Donald Trump during the 2016 US presidential election and his term as president as examples of gaslighting.[23][26][27][28][29]
Ben Yagoda wrote in the Chronicle of Higher Education in January 2017, that the term gaslighting had become topical again as the result of Trump's behavior, saying that Trump's "habitual tendency to say "X", and then, at some later date, indignantly declare, 'I did not say "X". In fact, I would never dream of saying "X"'" had brought new notability to the term.[5]
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