We shouldn’t trivialize gaslighting by applying it in contexts that aren’t gas lighting. In this case WD lied, obscured the information required by consumers t

We shouldn’t trivialize gaslighting by applying it in contexts that aren’t gas lighting. In this case WD lied, obscured the information required by consumers to make an appropriate choice, then blamed the same consumers for choosing poorly based off of information that they weren’t given. That is gaslighting.