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Democracies use direct persuasion extensively, typically on non-majority groups, for obvious reasons.
by andrewprock 7y ago
Democracies use direct persuasion extensively, typically on non-majority groups, for obvious reasons.
- mirimir 7y agoYou're using "direct persuasion" differently from parent. And I have no clue which is accepted. Parent seems to equate "direct persuasion" with "charismatic persuasion", but for you it seems more like coercion. Right?
- andrewprock 7y agoI read "direct persuasion" as a reference to "authoritarian control" as quoted from the Wikipedia article.
- mirimir 7y agoOK, makes sense.