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Exploitation of crisis from "summary" of The Shock Doctrine by Naomi Klein

The strategy of exploiting a crisis to push through controversial policies is a well-worn tactic in the political playbook. When a society finds itself in a state of shock – whether from a natural disaster, an economic collapse, or a terrorist attack – it becomes more susceptible to radical changes that would normally be met with resistance. This concept has been utilized by governments and corporations throughout history to further their own agendas under the guise of emergency measures. In times of crisis, people are often too preoccupied with survival to question the motives behind sweeping policy changes. This creates an opportunity for those in power to implement measures that would otherwise be met with public outcry. By framing these changes as necessary responses to the crisis at hand, they are able to bypass the usual democratic processes and push through their desired reforms without opposition. The exploitation of crisis is not just about taking advantage of a chaotic situation – it is a deliberate strategy to reshape societies in ways that benefit the ruling elite. By ...
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    The Shock Doctrine

    Naomi Klein

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