Why Won’t the US Corporate Media Call a Nazi Salute a Nazi Salute? | Common Dreams
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The mainstream press failed to accurately describe the hand gesture that Elon Musk made twice at Trump’s Inauguration Day rally, setting a troubling precedent for the second Trump era.

The mainstream press failed to accurately describe the hand gesture that Elon Musk made twice at Trump’s Inauguration Day rally, setting a troubling precedent for the second Trump era.

  • @Rageagainstbelief
    5•2 days ago

    I said either way the nazis know what they saw. She still double downed gaslighting me some more and changed the subject to how Bernie’s policies are more like the nazis. I never even brought up Bernie. I replied with a sad emoji after that. It’s exhausting.

    • @[email protected]
      1•2 hours ago

      If you’re really willing, I have some tips:

      1. Don’t start something unless you’re willing go through with it (and yes, that will likely result in getting estranged from your sister, but at this point, is it that really the worst outcome?).
      2. Be prepared to be highly disagreeable. That means interrupting them and talking over and not letting them speak when they inevitably try that on you.
      3. Do not let them change the subject. Be dogged in your determination. “Don’t change the subject, we’re talking about him being a Nazi.”
      4. Control the conversation. When you’ve exhausted a point, move to the next. E.g. “now that we agree that he is indeed a Nazi, what are you going to do about it?”
      5. Reinforce you’re being tough on them out of love. You care about what they think and that’s why you think it’s worth the effort.
      6. Do it on a day you can take a walk on the woods afterwards. Studies show that being among greenery helps alleviate stress.

      Best of luck is rescuing your loved ones.