When and leaders represent themselves or their actions in a manner that is not just idealized, but misleading, it is called propaganda. Propaganda can be as it may cause you to believe and act on
false information that is presented in a selective or biased way. It is often used by governments, organizations, or individuals to manipulate public opinion, gain support for a certain cause, or discredit their opponents.
Propaganda can take many forms, including advertising, political campaigns, speeches, and social media posts. It can be subtle and persuasive, or blatant and outrageous.
The danger of propaganda lies in its ability to influence people's beliefs and actions without them being fully aware of the manipulation. It can create division, spread misinformation, and ultimately harm society as a whole.
Therefore, it is important to be vigilant and critical of the information we are exposed to, and to carefully consider the motives and credibility of those who are attempting to persuade us. By staying informed and questioning what we are told, we can protect ourselves from the harmful effects of propaganda.