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| Here are some common examples of mirroring seen in the wild by [[anonymous: | Here are some common examples of mirroring seen in the wild by [[anonymous: | ||
| - | * An [[hazards: | + | * An [[hazards:agent provocateurs|agent provocateur]] that has infiltrated a group may accuse authentic members of that group of being provocateurs. |
| * Cyberbullies and [[tactics: | * Cyberbullies and [[tactics: | ||
| * People engaged in [[tactics: | * People engaged in [[tactics: | ||
| * A [[tactics: | * A [[tactics: | ||
| * [[hazards: | * [[hazards: | ||
| - | * A pedophile may accuse threats or investigators of being pedophiles themselves, or even worm their way into things like pedo hunting ops. | + | * A pedophile may accuse threats or investigators of being pedophiles themselves, or even worm their way into things like [[hazards: |
| These are just some examples, and is by no means an exhaustive list. In every case, the pattern is the same: Deflection away from one's own actions by the use of a scapegoat. | These are just some examples, and is by no means an exhaustive list. In every case, the pattern is the same: Deflection away from one's own actions by the use of a scapegoat. | ||
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