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Mao’s Struggle Sessions Are Back - And They’re Happening in America One of the most effective weapons of psychological warfare is ritual public shaming. During Mao’s Cultural Revolution, this was called a struggle session. Dissidents, landowners, teachers, religious people, and anyone who refused to conform were dragged in front of baying mobs. They were forced to kneel, wear signs around their necks listing their “crimes,” endure rhythmic chanting, verbal abuse, and physical humiliation until they confessed their “thought crimes” and showed ideological loyalty. The goal was never justice. The goal was to break people, to destroy their dignity, isolate them, and terrorize everyone else into silence and submission. Watch this clip and you’ll see the exact same tactics being used today: Forcing people to kneel in public as a ritual of submission Public demands for apologies and confessions of “privilege” or wrongthink Mobs chanting and surrounding individuals until they submit Targeting statues, street names, businesses, and anyone who refuses to bend Treating refusal to conform as the greatest crime This is the deliberate revival of Maoist struggle sessions, psychological terror designed to enforce ideological conformity through humiliation. Watch the video below - this is the same methods Mao’s Red Guards used to destroy old China are being normalized in the West right now. History doesn’t repeat exactly, but it rhymes, and the rhyme is getting louder. Public shaming works. It makes people afraid to speak. It makes polls lie. It makes normal people stay silent while the mob rewrites culture in real time. We’ve seen where this road leads.... It leads to re-education, broken lives, and eventually bodies.

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