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‘What is the single most successful piece of propaganda in human history?’ – 22 biased opinions that had the whole world hoodwinked

13.

‘Billionaire nepo baby raised in NYC, never touched a blue collar job in his life convincing millions of rural Americans he’s “their guy”.’
–BROTALITY

14.

‘The plastics industry convincing the world that it’s our responsibility to recycle their products.’
–docdeathray

15.

‘That Marie Antoinette said “let them eat cake”.’
–anotherawakening

16.

‘That capitalism rewards everyone and is the only economic model worth pursuing.’
–doorsofperception87

17.

‘IDK if this counts, but when they talk about the greatest plagues in human history, you hear a lot about the black plague and other Eurasian incidents.

The biggest plague, by far, was the one that started during the Columbian exchange and wiped out 90%+ of the inhabitants of the Americas through a deadly cocktail consisting of every Eurasian disease from the past 10,000 years. Around 100 million people died, equivalent to the population of Europe at the time.’
–roger–wilco

18.

‘Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. It was a Kellogg’s ad.’
–ItsMeCourtney

19.

‘The Anti Communism Propaganda.

Generations have been conditioned to fear communism while conveniently ignoring capitalism’s mountains of corpses, exploitation, imperialism, and manufactured poverty.

The propaganda was so effective that the exploited learned to fear their own liberation more than the system exploiting them.’
–Unlikely_Beat_4815

20.

‘That the right-wing is on the side of the poor, middle class and normal working people.’
–MeanHurry8664

21.

‘Convincing the citizenry of the United States that an election wasn’t valid. 100% best prank in human history.’
–Zone4805

‘That women need to shave. Just about every damn thing.’
–XNotByALongShotX

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