Fear. [feer] /fɪər/ an unpleasant emotion caused by the belief that someone or something is dangerous, likely to cause pain, or a threat. Fear is a tool of manipulation that can be used to persuade people or voters in this situation. In the 1964 presidential election one of the debatable issues was to use nuclear weapons in wars. The Daisy Ad favored Lyndon B. Johnson’s view on this issue and it created a fear among the american people of what would happen if our country used nuclear weapons.
Politicians use fear to manipulate people into agreeing with decisions they would regret if the issue was in a different situation. There is no better moment to mislead the public than when it is scared for its life. “To make a world in which all of
Politicians use fear to manipulate people into agreeing with decisions they would regret if the issue was in a different situation. There is no better moment to mislead the public than when it is scared for its life. “To make a world in which all of