Exposing Meghan Markle’s Cringey Attempts to Shift Blame for Backlash and Rift With Royal Family

Should Meghan Markle decide what online content is “positive, good, and true” and what is not? In this ‘Dealbook Online Summit’ (The New York Times) conversation, after Meghan and Prince Harry had left the UK, Meghan talks about the concerns she claims she has for people who are scrolling online. “You’re becoming conditioned to be cruel”, she says.

However, as this in-depth language analysis reveals, Meghan’s statements point to personal damage control rather than general concern. Thus, this analysis highlights Meghan’s strategies to rebrand herself and evade responsibility for the backlash she’s faced. Does Meghan succeed with this damage control? Which consequences would Meghan’s suggestions have for all people? There are relevant comparisons to Meghan and Harry’s mental health summit along the way.

As an analysis, this video is made according to the terms of ‘fair use’. The video has an educational purpose, and you can use many of the principles and concepts to decode your own daily conversations.

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