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In the book Cultish by Amanda Montell, I was introduced to the "thought-ending clichĂŠ" - it's commonly used by abusive groups but is not limited to them. This is a phrase that just kills discussion as everyone nods sagely because, yes, obviously. What's pernicious about them is most of the time people don't realize this is what they're doing.
One thought-ending clichĂŠ that I am absolutely tired of is when I point out how absolutely cruel a policy or law is and someone pops in with "the cruelty is the point". I don't think it's meant to be a thought-ending clichĂŠ, although at best it's still clichĂŠ.
The thing is, I don't care if the GOP is being cruel just to be cruel or if they're secretly unaware or if they are intentionally or unintentionally hypocrites or if they even care about such things. I'm by and large not talking to people who are hostile or indifferent to me on my socials.
What I do care about is the notion that we're just allowing ourselves to shrug and move on because *of course* it's cruel, *obviously* that's the point. There is value *to me* in still pointing out exactly what and why the policies are cruel and logically unsound.
Even if being terrible is the point, why give up and say, Well. There's no reason to outline why it's cruel because we all know that's all they're interested in?
I still find value in groping toward a less grim baseline by saying, No. This is cruel. This is wrong. It is cruel for these reasons.
I find value in saying, here is why this cruel policy can't even have the effect they're lying about it having.
Because for everyone who already knows that "cruelty is the point" there is another who didn't know HOW cruel it is.
It's a reminder, too, that it isn't just something to just ignore. The cruelty isn't something that we have to accept as our normal.
I just finished the book Cultish: The Language of Fanaticism by Amanda Montell. Itâs about the language that cults will use to essentially brain wash their members (not in the typical brainwash way that you think about). Itâs âthe technical terms, the redefined words, the shorthand, the clichĂŠs, the euphemisms, logical distortions, and so on set members apart from and above their pedestrian neighbors, families, and coworkers". Montell does not necessarily view "cultish" â the "language" she identifies as the set of linguistic tricks cult leaders use to coerce and manipulate members â negatively, but she believes that people should at least be able to recognize it.â
Anyways fucked me up! In the past two days Iâm seeing it everywhere, in marketing, in the slogans in my job, in popular work out groups, cliche phrases we all sayâŚâŚ and then i watched the latest episode of severance! I donât think Iâll watch this show, and more specifically Mr Milchick and other unsevered employees the same.
In this last episode i wanna talk about that acronym ORTBO that they introduced because itâs the most obvious tactic that they used.
âThought terminating clichĂŠs squash independent thinkingâ -Amanda montell
Episode 4 Spoilers ahead:
In a sense, we canât even claim to be growing âless religiousâ when social media's job is explicitly to generate ideological sects, to pack people's feeds with suggested content that only exaggerates what they already believe. As each of us posts, curating our individual online identities, the apps capture those personas via metadata and reinforce them through irresistible targeted ads and custom feeds. No âcult leaderâ takes advantage of our psychological drives quite like The Algorithm, which thrives on sending us down rabbit holes, so we never even come across rhetoric we donât agree with unless we actively search for it. The way we make choices â from our clothes all the way to our spiritual and political beliefs â is a direct consequence of these uncanny digital versions of ourselves. In her book âStrange Ritesâ Tara Isabella Burton wrote, âAmerica is not secular but simply spiritually self-focused.â In a social-media centered society, we've all been rendered at once cult leader and follower.
Amanda Montell, Cultish: The Language of Fanaticism

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You guys remember when I was building a cult. You still wanna do that. Wanna live in the woods in a cathedral made of branches and looted scrap materials. Wanna worship freaky space deities around a bonfire. Wanna collect tithes from anyone who'll give some. Wanna be exempt from taxes. Wanna wear elk skull masks with the antlers poking through our hoods. Wanna paint weird sigils on banners around our camp. Wanna throw spices and chemicals into the bonfire until it turns weird colors. Wanna chant gibberish and dance in a circle.
Wanna play cult with me?
What is even the point of having a friend group if we aren't all in love with eachother and plan to buy\Inherit a big pretty house were we will live together in our own little cult- I mean, our own little world.
Im not sure if tumblr cares about OC art
But this is my little guy!!!!â Heâs a French, medieval knight who is mean to himself if you couldnât tell
the 3rd and 4th picture are for aesthetics just cause I CAN so I WILL yes thank you