The enemy changes—communists, terrorists, witches, heretics, the other political party—but the mechanism remains the same. Polarization. The deliberate construction of an “us vs. them” narrative that reduces complex human beings into simplistic categories: good or evil, patriot or traitor, with us or against us. This isn’t politics. This is social engineering.
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