Thread by @_RickConnor

@naughtymandy121 1/ You can almost never change someone's worldview in one hit, especially the type of normie you're describing. The only exception to this would be if they were to have a powerful visceral experience (e.g. a real-life encounter) that changed the way they saw things.

@naughtymandy121 2/ So instead of one big red pill, try using a number of small red pills to instil doubt about their worldview.

e.g. If challenging their view of BLM, you could describe real-life stories (with evidence) that are at odds with the media's narrative. -->

@naughtymandy121 3/ e.g.: mention the following & show them the video:

Black pastor talks about the black-on-black violence in the AA community
"All the killings in our community ain’t coming from white people. We’re killing one another."

https://twitter.com/_RickConnor/status/1283187450588749824?s=20

@naughtymandy121 4/ e.g.: black-on-black violence BLM aren't interested in:

60 Shootings (10 fatal) in Chicago
breitbart.com/politics/2020/…
weekend-in-mayor-lightfoots-chicago/?
utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_term=daily&utm_campaign=20200713

@naughtymandy121 5/ You get the idea.

Maintain positive rapport - that's even more important than convincing them at this point.

Don't argue with them. Validate their views, even if you don't agree ("Well, I see your point").

It can take time.

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