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There’s a little bit of emotional manipulation in here. By asking “do you feel guilt“ assumes there is guilt to be felt. “Those who work for the government, do
by underseacables 5y ago
There’s a little bit of emotional manipulation in here. By asking “do you feel guilt“ assumes there is guilt to be felt. “Those who work for the government, do you feel guilt?” The same question could be applied in a number of ways, but it frontload the negative emotion by implying that the existence of guilt is there.
Better way to ask that question:
Those of you who work at Facebook, Amazon, Palantir, etc. Does the act of your job or workplace evoke any strong emotions?
- dschuessler 5y agoAsking if someone feels guilt does not imply the existence of guilt. One can feel guilt without being guilty. Also asking for "strong emotions" does not strike me as the same question OP is asking. In my book, the question is perfectly fine.