Dems Are a Narcissistic Abuser Ex ft. LA Riot & Scott Adams Advice — Daily Persuasion Ep. 252

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What if the political chaos in America isn’t just a crisis—it’s a textbook case of narcissistic abuse?

In Episode 252 of Daily Persuasion, bestselling author Joshua Lisec delivers a jaw-dropping analysis titled “Dems Are a Narcissistic Abuser Ex ft. LA Riot & Scott Adams Advice.” Through the lens of manipulation techniques, real-world persuasion psychology, and disturbing breaking news out of Los Angeles, Lisec makes the case that the Democratic political class behaves like an abusive ex—gaslighting the public, blaming the victim, and weaponizing chaos.

The backdrop of this episode is the LA Riots today, sparked by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement operation in the city. What followed was violent, targeted, and unmistakably planned: cars torched, freeways blocked, officers attacked, and yes—even horses targeted by rioters hurling fireworks. The Los Angeles political response? Blame Donald Trump. Accuse ICE of “provoking” the violence. Claim enforcement of federal immigration law is the real problem.

But Lisec sees something deeper—and darker.

These reactions, he argues, are straight from the narcissistic abuse playbook. Like a manipulative ex, Democrat leaders (Karen Bass, Gavin Newsom, and beyond) are playing the victim while excusing criminal behavior. They say, “We wouldn’t have done this if you hadn’t made us.” If you’ve ever experienced narcissistic abuse, that line hits hard. This is no longer just a political disagreement—it’s emotional and psychological warfare against everyday Americans who simply want safety, stability, and sovereignty.

With the precision of a seasoned persuasion expert, Lisec unpacks how this manipulation works and how it infects the national conversation. These manipulation techniques, often cloaked in “compassion” or “justice,” serve only to disarm the public, excuse illegal acts, and maintain power through fear. Lisec draws from manipulation techniques psychology to show that this isn’t just politics—it’s pathology.

Enter Scott Adams. In classic fashion, Scott Adams’ advice on dealing with toxic personalities is brutally simple: Get away. In this episode, Lisec extends that logic to a national scale. The only way to stop the cycle of psychological abuse from our political institutions is to stop enabling them. That means boundaries. That means law. That means truth.

Throughout the episode, Lisec teaches viewers how to recognize persuasive techniques—the ones used against them by media, politicians, and cultural influencers—and how to reclaim their voice. He provides real persuasion examples, not just from politics, but from relationships, branding, and storytelling. Whether you're trying to persuade someone to do something in your life or just want to understand why the national discourse feels increasingly unhinged, this is the episode to watch.

Key takeaways:
• How the Dems are a narcissistic abuser in their communication with the public—and why it works.
• The psychology of riots, blame-shifting, and how LA Riots mirror domestic abuse tactics.
• Why Scott Adams is right: you don’t fix narcissists—you leave.
• How to decode examples of persuasion in advertising, politics, and personal relationships to spot manipulation.
• Why persuasion techniques are a shield—not a sword—and how to use them to protect yourself.
• And of course, why Joshua Lisec believes truth is not just persuasive—it’s protective.

By the end of this episode, you won’t just understand the breaking news from LA. You’ll understand the pattern behind it—the narcissistic abuser dynamic being replayed again and again. And thanks to Lisec’s unique lens as a bestselling author, hypnotist, and narrative strategist, you’ll leave equipped with techniques of persuasion in writing, speaking, and life.

Daily Persuasion isn’t just about learning how to persuade someone to do something—it’s about learning how not to be persuaded into silence.