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* We often use [[manipulative language]] to communicate ''to'' or ''about'' children. Why is that normalised? | * We often use [[manipulative language]] to communicate ''to'' or ''about'' children. Why is that normalised? | ||
* We often call youth manipulative. Yet, adults are often more manipulative. Why is that normalised? | * We often call youth manipulative. Yet, adults are often more manipulative. Why is that normalised? | ||
* We often use ad hominem<ref name=wp-ad-hominem">[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ad_hominem]]</ref> or thought terminating cliches<ref name=wp-ttc">[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Though_terminating_cliche]]</ref>, or tone police<ref name=wp- | * We often use ad hominem<ref name=wp-ad-hominem">[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ad_hominem]]</ref> or thought terminating cliches<ref name=wp-ttc">[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Though_terminating_cliche]]</ref>, or tone police<ref name=wp-ytone-police">[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tone_policing]]</ref> to avoid discussion with kids. Why is that okay? | ||
==== At home ==== | ==== At home ==== | ||
==== By government ==== | ==== By government ==== | ||