Actor argued that manipulation is not exclusive to a single political group, but rather a common practice that affects everyone
in a recent conversation with the The Sunday Timesexpressed his dissatisfaction with political practices in , criticizing both the right and the left. The actor highlighted that both sides have dedicated themselves to manipulating public opinion, which, according to him, is a worrying phenomenon. The artist emphasized the need for voters to be aware of this manipulation, especially in light of his rise to power. For Washington, the information age has brought with it a new type of slavery, where people become hostages to the narratives they consume.
He argued that this manipulation is not exclusive to a single political group, but rather a common practice that affects everyone. The actor concluded that it is essential that people recognize this dynamic, regardless of their political preferences or opinions about the leaders in question. Washington believes that raising awareness about these manipulative tactics is crucial so that citizens can make more informed and critical decisions.
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Published by Matheus Oliveira
