Ben ShapiroThe cited sources give this account (ad): Radical left movements use the 'genocide lie' to create solidarity with third world regimes that seek the destruction of the West, and to flip the emotional switch, making opponents akin to Nazis and requiring a state to defend itself. The 'genocide lie' is meant to create solidarity with third world regimes, who seek the destruction of the West. It is also designed to short circuit your brain, flipping the emotional switch to make you the bad guy, and to create cultic buy-in.
The purpose (ad) of the 'genocide lie' is to misdirect attention away from the broader vision of the radical left, which is hatred of the West. It is a commitment to the cult and a way to show commitment to the radical left.
The 'genocide (ad) lie' is meant to create solidarity with third world regimes that seek the destruction of the West. It is also designed to short circuit your brain, flipping the emotional switch to make you the bad guy, and to create cultic buy-in.
The 'genocide (ad) lie' is meant to create solidarity with third world regimes that seek the destruction of the West. It is also designed to short circuit your brain, flipping the emotional switch to make you the bad guy, and to create cultic buy-in.
The 'genocide (ad) lie' is meant to create solidarity with third world regimes that seek the destruction of the West. It is also designed to short circuit your brain, flipping the emotional switch to make you the bad guy, and to create cultic buy-in.
The 'genocide (ad) lie' is meant to create solidarity with third world regimes that seek the destruction of the West. It is also designed to short circuit your brain, flipping the emotional switch to make you the bad guy, and to create cultic buy-in.
The 'genocide (ad) lie' is meant to create solidarity with third world regimes that seek the destruction of the West. It is also designed to short circuit your brain, flipping the emotional switch to make you the bad guy, and to create cultic buy-in.