Black People Dont Understand Propaganda! The First rule of propaganda is to dehumanize your enemy. This is done to create a national setting of consent that allows the mistreatment of the targeted group. Therefore when whites in power want to suppress or to exploit its Black population they do so by portraying that group as a fearsome enemy or a major problem of the society through lies and manufactured news items. The white media’s nightly newscast mainstreaming of negative depictions of its Black population easily meets this objective. Its constantly negative depictions of Black people changes the root problem of anti-black racism in America to be due to Black’s behavior rather than White’s proclivity for racism. This is being done to create a shift of victimization in behalf of whites that lessons pressures for social changes in behalf of Blacks. This engenders increasingly prejudiced distorted perceptions and acrimonious beliefs about African Americans that are designed to makes the nation and the entire world insensitive to their plight, tranquilizes efforts on their behalf, attempts to discourage miscegenation between Blacks and whites, lessens pressure for social change on behalf of Blacks, and makes any serious criticism of White racism almost impossible today. This Black debasing propaganda also reinforces seemingly pre-conditioned response of resentment and prejudicial images of Black people in the majority population, thereby creating a false impression of wanton Black criminality and violence. This is important to the Government, because it creates conditioned responses in a population for eventualities to unfold without opposition or resentment. Thereby facilitating the national consentient for Black mistreatment such as seen within the criminal justice system where in which Blacks are disproportionately incarcerated, given stiffer sentences, and are more likely than other racial groups to be treated brutally, beaten, and fired upon by police officers while they are unarmed. These injustices now goes mostly ignored because the perception has subconsciously become that it’s all now justified. This is what propaganda experts refer to as socially engineered consent (to mistreat). It was the research of Dr. Bernays --an advisor to several U.S. presidents--that first demonstrated how propaganda could be used to turn harmless targeted groups into a fearsome enemy through lies and manufactured news items then using this false perception of a threat to justify attacking the group. For this practice of propaganda work Dr. Edward Bernays coined the term of socially engineering consent. This is not an uncommon practice. Some of the most successful tyrants in history used perception management propaganda to meet their objectives. Adolph Hitler, and his propaganda expert Joseph Goebbels knew this rule well. This same propaganda tactic was even used by Adolph Hitler to facilitate a national consensual setting that allowed his heinous mistreatment of the Kharzar Jews. They convinced everyday Germans that Jews were non-human monsters, so people wouldn’t have as many hang-ups about sending the Jews off to ghettos or, eventually, death camps. Hitlers propaganda minister and chief, Joseph Goebbels portrayed them as a fearsome enemy of German society through lies and manufactured news items. He said that if You repeat a lie often enough, it becomes the truth. Hitler himself said, By the skillful and sustained use of propaganda, one can make a people see even heaven as hell or an extremely wretched life as paradise. In this technique, the attacker makes himself look like a benefactor and savior. He twists the sides. Incessant repetition of a lie registers as truth in the mind of the masses. The Nazis propagandized negative depictions of the Jews were used to justify their annihilation. This propaganda practice continues today in regards to African Americans. Learn more at: urbansource.ning/profiles/blogs/how-black-people-are-now-being-mass-manipulated-by-white#.U_ScqZUg-1s
Posted on: Wed, 20 Aug 2014 13:13:38 +0000
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