mindfuck
1. A now scientific and academic but still obscene word for mind manipulation with misinformation, [gaslighting] and outright lies that are so ridiculous yet are believed by some [people]. A practice used by cults. Head games, especially on a large scale. 2. Any kind of [lie] or rumor used in news or education. Absolute bullshit that the source wants you to accept and believe.
America has been in a massive mindfuck for years . 1. News media have slipped in fake stories claiming that Dr. Martin Luther [King], Jr. cheated on his [PhD]., cheated on his wife, was a [pervert] or a (drumroll, please) [Communist]. Total bullshit. A historical mindfuck for the racist whites to justify their hatred. 2. During the 1991 Gulf [War] the media claimed that the Iraqi desert climate 'made it so that their chemical weapons didn't work' on US soldiers. The whole USA was in a jingoistic massive mindfuck. It was sickening. 3. In [school] we were taught that Christopher Columbus 'discovered' the New [World] and brought peace, freedom, Christianity and technology to the Native Americans. Yet even in 2nd grade we read that Norse men came here at least 500 years before. Last year I visited a Huron museum in Quebec City that showed that Norse and Huron had an indirect 'trading Silk Route'. Columbus was no [hero], he was a bastard and we were mindfucked with bogus history. 4. Every fucking day Dirtbag Traitor Trump pulls his mindfuck on the public. First the CoVid-19 is a 'hoax', then he wears a mask, then he doesn't, then he blames China for 'inventing' it. He keeps changing the lies all the [time], he can't keep up with it and his followers eat up all his crap. It's a massive mindfuck. 5. I've been calling all night and morning, I heard Stacy say to her roomate to tell me she wasn't [home]. She's been seeing Anthony on the side and she's playing a mindfuck on me. I [don]'t like it.
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