My ill-considered lay answer is: agreed. BUT !"Agree?" LM #367 / S2
gas·light ![]() n. 1. Light produced by burning illuminating gas. 2. A gas burner or lamp. tr.v. gas·light·edor gas·lit , gas·light·ing, gas·lights To psychologically manipulate (someone) so that they question their memories, perception, or sanity: “Feminists are often gaslighted into believing that holding their partners accountable for promoting gender equality is unreasonable” (Suzannah Weiss). [GAS + LIGHT1. Verb, after the play Gas Light (1938) by British playwright Patrick Hamilton (1904-1962) and its film adaptations, in particular Gaslight (1944), in which a woman experiences strange events, such as the unexplained dimming of the gaslights in her house, and doubts her own sanity when she is told she is imagining or misremembering her experiences.] The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition copyright ©2022 by HarperCollins Publishers. All rights reserved. |
?"It's still baffling to me why it took the army all afternoon to deploy the Guard!" Trudeau #371
BREAKING: The Indiana Senate just passed SB 12, a book banning bill opening school librarians and teachers up to felony prosecution for having material a parent finds objectionable.
— ACLU of Indiana (@ACLUIndiana) February 28, 2023
SB 12 would have a chilling effect on free speech in schools. The bill now heads to the House.