Question to speculate: " Where does a 12 year old get the idea to stab her brother & kill him?"

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13. WHAT IF, it's intentional? Subliminal Programing aimed at escalating gun violence?

Using the "blank space" between the frames a person can perceive MAGA made messaging could encourage people to "do it" and when the speaker encourages gun violence or "MSM is FAKE NEWS" to keep these people from real fact checking.

https://www.ijcr.eu/articole/330_07%20Maria%20FLOREA.pdf
The visual subliminal perceives 24 frames per second.
In this sequence succession there can be inserted the 25th frame, in no relation with the visible message, yet perceived
consciously by the human brain. The subliminal images are invisible at normal speed. The eye would not see them and the spectator would not question this image.


It's happened before:
https://www.wordstream.com/blog/ws/2017/10/24/subliminal-advertising

Among the albums that Belknap and Vance are believed to have listened to that day was Stained Class, the fourth album by seminal British metal band Judas Priest. As the sun slowly set across the small desert city just outside Reno, Belknap and Vance, who were 18 and 20 at the time, decided to visit a nearby playground.

It was at that playground that the two young men shot themselves with a 12-gauge shotgun.

Belknap and Vance’s families sued Judas Priest’s label, CBS Records, for $6.2 million (approximately $14.2 million in 2017). They argued in court that the pair had been driven to commit suicide by auditory signals concealed in Judas Priest’s cover of the Spooky Tooth song, “Better By You, Better Than Me.” The plaintiffs claimed that the song contained a subliminal message – “Do it” – urging listeners to take their own lives.





Subliminal messaging has also reportedly been used to further certain political agendas. During the bitter fight for the U.S. presidency between George W. Bush and Al Gore in 2000, Gore accused Republican campaign managers of including a subliminal message in an attack ad focusing on Gore’s proposed healthcare policies.

Gore alleged that, in the video, the word “RATS” appears onscreen for a fraction of a second before the ad shows a visual featuring the word “Bureaucrats.” Personally, I think it’s impossible to miss, especially if you’re looking for it: