Is Whataboutism Effective?
Power Problems
The Mechanics of Whataboutism in U.S. Foreign Policy
This chapter analyzes a study on the effectiveness of whataboutism in shaping public perception of U.S. foreign policy critiques. By examining how American historical actions influence reactions to accusations against other nations, it highlights the impact of rhetorical strategies on public trust and opinion. The discussion emphasizes the complexities of hypocrisy in foreign relations and its implications for policy decisions.
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