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Thank you for doing this exercise. In our example, the thing not to do would be to say “Gays and lesbians are not a threat to the family”. Here, we suggest to not even respond on the same issue, e.g. by saying “we also have families” or “it is love that makes a family”, but to avoid the terrain that the opposition knows is favorable to them.
Not repeating negative frames is one of the most difficult tasks, because your opponents will constantly be using them and a natural reaction to attack is fighting back. It takes strong nerves and we strongly encourage you to practice this in a safe space, with friends and colleagues playing the role of the attackers.
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Question 1 of 2
1. Question
What are the negative frames most often used against the cause or objective you are advocating for? How can you respond to them without repeating the negative frame?
Your opponents’ negative frame: ( for example: “Gays and lesbians are destroying the family”)
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Question 2 of 2
2. Question
Your response ( For example: “Same sex love is just about love, that’s all”)
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