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Fear tactics maintain unequal power dynamics from "summary" of The New Confessions of an Economic Hit Man by John Perkins

Fear tactics are a powerful tool used to maintain unequal power dynamics in the world. They are often employed by those in positions of power to control and manipulate others. These tactics instill fear in people, making them more susceptible to the demands and desires of those in power. Fear is a powerful motivator, causing people to act in ways they might not otherwise choose. When fear is used to maintain unequal power dynamics, it creates a cycle of oppression and control. Those in power use fear tactics to keep others in line, ensuring that they maintain their dominance and control. This perpetuates a system of inequality, where those with power continue to oppress and exploit those without it. Fear tactics can take many forms, from ph...
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    The New Confessions of an Economic Hit Man

    John Perkins

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