Thread by @ConceptualJames

A lesson on how dialectical magic works:

An old name for what's meant by being inside a dialectical op is being caught by a spell: being inside the "wizard's circle."

Inside the wizard's circle, you are lost. You can't fight back and probably will advance the sorcerer's goals.

The reference is that "real" wizardry draws a magical circle around its target and makes comprehension outside of the wizard's framing impossible for anyone in the circle, at which point they control you. That is, you're lost. A useful idiot or entranced accomplice.

The wizard's circle is a matter of framing, a lens. Control the framing, control the people in that framing. They're under your spell.

Breaking free of their framing is breaking the spell is exiting the circle. These three things are identical. We call it taking a red pill.

Breaking the wizard's (dialectical) framing the ONLY thing you can do to think for yourself again. (Imperio!) The only way to escape their control of you and get based is to throw off their framing.

The ONLY way to stop them: get enough people to break their spells.

And their spells string together so that you get sucked into the next one as fast as you escape from the last one. We call them "The Current Thing" sometimes.

Infiltrators/operators will cast these spells from all sides. They must. This is "playing both ends against the middle."

They ensnare you by controlling the framing.

Some examples:

The discourses are the linguistic framing. That's Postmodernism.

Your social milieu is your social framing, hence the struggle sessions.

Gaslighting is challenging your psychological framing.

These are spells.

This might help clarify further. What's called "the drama triangle" here is a great example of a type of wizard's circle.
hollymathnerd.substack.com/p/fake-journal…

These spells, cast by activists, often follow a particular narrative structure: hero-victim-villain.

They're presented this way to control framing: victim, villain, YOU become the hero through the sorcerer's call to action.

Lots of Leftist agitation accounts use this spellform.

Here's an example I pointed at last night:

https://twitter.com/ConceptualJames/status/1599114964169465856

Structure is obvious:
Here's a victim! She's victimized by this villain! RT to scapegoat this villain and end this form of victimization!

It's a script out of a Dialectical Leftist grimoire.

Another example:

Climate change is destroying the Earth (victim). Eating meat causes climate change (villain). Become a vegan and badger your friends and family about meat to save the planet (become the hero).

The spells have various magic words in them that must be identified and repeated everywhere to construct and maintain the framing (the wizard's circle). Think of being in the circle like being in a bubble, and looking through the bubble distorts everything

https://twitter.com/ConceptualJames/status/1599167465564827648