<h1>专家希望你在与 MAGA 亲属交谈时做的 1 件事</h1>
<p>劳琳·希金斯</p>
<p></p>
<p>2025 年 12 月 21 日上午 7:00</p>
<p>在一个虚假信息传播速度快于真相的时代，政治极端主义常常更像是一个 完整的信仰体系而非政策立场，我们中的许多人发现自己处于痛苦而超现实的境地。也许是一个亲属给你发送了一个边缘阴谋网站的链接，或者一个老朋友坚持认为 政府是由地下蜥蜴人掌控的——而他们是认真的。</p>
<p>这些互动往往不仅荒谬或令人沮丧，甚至是令人心碎的。当你关心的人似乎被一种不仅与现实脱节，而且对你的世界观公开敌对的观点所俘获时，你如何维持这段关系？</p>
<p>本指南正是基于这个问题而生。我们与 邪教恢复和高控制团体的专家 进行了交谈，包括那些熟悉 MAGA 运动的策略、语言和情感束缚的专家，以为你提供应对这些遭遇的实用工具。</p>
<p><img src="https://imageproxy.pbkrs.com/https://s.yimg.com/ny/api/res/1.2/y4tsAXqxsXo53UsxY9_TLg--/YXBwaWQ9aGlnaGxhbmRlcjt3PTEyNDI7aD04Mjg-/https://media.zenfs.com/en/the_huffington_post_584/12fce3c822f59753268ffc8971957b97?x-oss-process=image/auto-orient,1/interlace,1/resize,w_1440,h_1440/quality,q_95/format,jpg" alt="" original-src="https://imageproxy.pbkrs.com/https://s.yimg.com/ny/api/res/1.2/y4tsAXqxsXo53UsxY9_TLg--/YXBwaWQ9aGlnaGxhbmRlcjt3PTEyNDI7aD04Mjg-/https://media.zenfs.com/en/the_huffington_post_584/12fce3c822f59753268ffc8971957b97"/></p>
<p>Georgijevic via Getty Images</p>
<p>这些不是用来赢得争论或在一次对话中 “去编程” 某人的剧本。相反，它们是帮助你度过这些（通常令人疲惫的）互动并尽可能好地回应你所爱之人的策略。</p>
<h2><strong>问一个好的问题。</strong></h2>
<p>首先，你必须记住你正在与谁交谈，解释说 史蒂文·哈桑，博士，心灵自由资源中心的创始人和主任，以及《特朗普的邪教》的作者。</p>
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<p>“如果你正在与一个亲属或童年朋友交谈，你可以在脑海中回忆他们以前的样子，并不断告诉自己他们仍然在那儿，” 哈桑说。“他们被黑客攻击了。他们会出来的。那么我该如何帮助他们意识到自己在那里并不快乐呢？”</p>
<p>从那里开始，他建议记住那些美好的回忆，并专注于培养一种温暖和好奇的关系，围绕着你已经知道答案的简单、有效和简洁的问题。</p>
<p>问题可以是 “告诉我更多关于你为什么相信这是真的？” 或者 “你从哪里得到这个信息？”</p>
<p>故事继续</p>
<p>“然后要耐心和安静，让对方思考和回应，” 哈桑说。“我常常建议我的客户通过说 ‘所以我理解你是对的吗？’‘你相信这个和那个？’ 来进行镜像回应，这样对方就可以说 ‘是的’，并知道你真的在倾听他们，然后你再问一个后续问题和一个后续问题。”</p>
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<p>从那里，你正在交谈的人会明白你真的在倾听并试图理解，这有助于建立一种尊重的关系，从而允许进一步的对话。</p>
<h2><strong>准备好你自己的温和反驳。</strong></h2>
<p>“记住，很多人确实被操控的信仰体系所困住，”达尼埃拉·梅斯特亚内克·杨，邪教幸存者和《未文化化》的作者说。“他们并不是选择了虚假信息，而是陷入其中，通常是由于孤独、恐惧或对重要性的需求。”</p>
<p>她建议你可以这样回应：</p>
<ul>
<li>“我查过这个，实际上它已经被广泛驳斥。你愿意阅读我信任的来源吗？”</li>
<li>“我知道这感觉是真的，但它来自一个以虚假信息著称的网站。我可以分享我为什么担心吗？”</li>
<li>“在这么多虚假信息的情况下，谈论这些事情真的很困难。也许我们可以关注其他事情？”</li>
</ul>
<p>“你不太可能在一次信息中改变他们的想法，” 杨说。“但你可以 播下怀疑的种子——尤其是如果你以善意而非居高临下的态度来做。”</p>
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<h2><strong>了解你自己的触发点和他们的触发点。</strong></h2>
<p>你最不想做的就是卷入一场争论，让每个人在谈话结束时比之前更愤怒和孤立。</p>
<p>“自我意识是关键之一，” 哈桑说。“了解触发点以及如何中和触发点是很重要的。这将需要时间，但要识别 帮助他们退出的关键点，而不是对我来说重要的事情，以便我能再次让他们在我的生活中。”</p>
<p>他补充说，这些人已经被洗脑，攻击或以敌意对待他们只会让他们更加退缩到自己的信仰体系中。人们不喜欢与家人和朋友隔离。他们会对爱、尊重、善良和赞美做出回应。</p>
<p>“好消息是这不是一种永久的状态，” 哈桑说。“人类是可以改变和成长的。”</p>
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<h2><strong>准备好（安全地）脱离关系。</strong></h2>
<p>当然，可能会有一些情况，保持沟通的门敞开可能太过艰难，这时你有权利选择退后。</p>
<p>杨建议说一些这样的短语：</p>
<ul>
<li>“我太爱你了，不想和你争论这个。”</li>
<li>“我发现这些对话对我来说并不好或没有帮助。我在设定一个界限。”</li>
<li>“我想专注于与你建立联系，而不是辩论。”</li>
<li>“让我们保持这个空间不涉及政治。”</li>
</ul>
<p>如果他们继续施压，请记住：界限并不是为了改变他们的行为——而是为了保护你的内心平静。</p>
<p>“你可以选择离开，” 杨说。“你没有义务留在那些伤害你的对话中，尤其是当这些对话建立在错误信息或权力游戏之上。”</p>
<p><strong>家庭：这就是为什么医生在青少年就诊时会提出这个有争议的请求</strong></p>
<h2><strong>保持与之前关系的联系。</strong></h2>
<p>连接并不总是意味着一致。这意味着好奇心、界限和在自己价值观中保持坚定的意愿——即使你最爱的人被卷入你不再认同的事情中。</p>
<p>“我们正生活在一个精神中毒的时代，错误信息不仅是一个问题——对某些人来说，它是归属感的途径，” 杨说。“因此，你能做的最激进的事情可能就是安静而坚定的选择：不争论，而是拒绝参与游戏。记住：目标并不总是赢得争论。有时目标只是要在面对这些时保持完整。”</p>
<blockquote>
<p>救生筏不需要很大——它只需要能漂浮。——丹妮拉·梅斯特亚内克·杨，邪教幸存者和作者</p>
</blockquote>
<p>即使感觉与人进行有意义的对话几乎不可能，保持与关系的轻微联系也可能极其重要。这是因为，对于那些离开邪教、极端团体或甚至在线兔子洞的人来说，最隐秘且残酷的退出成本之一就是他们必须承认自己错了。</p>
<p>“那是一种残酷的羞耻感，” 杨说。“有时让人们陷入有害意识形态的并不是信仰本身——而是他们害怕走开会付出什么代价。”</p>
<p>他们必须回到那些他们切断或贬低的人面前，说：“你是对的，我被欺骗了。”</p>
<p>“所以，即使你能做到的只是发一条生日短信或评论他们狗的照片，那条联系的线索可能有一天会成为他们重新爬出来的东西，” 她继续说道。“救生筏不需要很大——它只需要能漂浮。”</p>
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<h1>The 1 Thing Cult Experts Want You To Do When Talking To Your MAGA Relatives</h1>
<div class="lb-trans"><h1>专家希望你在与 MAGA 亲属交谈时做的 1 件事</h1>
</div><p>Lauryn Higgins</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>劳琳·希金斯</p>
</div><p></p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p></p>
</div><p>21 December 2025 at 7:00 am</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>2025 年 12 月 21 日上午 7:00</p>
</div><p>In an era where misinformation spreads faster than the truth, and political extremism often feels more like a full belief system than a policy stance, many of us have found ourselves in painfully surreal situations. Maybe it’s a relative who sends you a link to a fringe conspiracy site, or an old friend who insists the government is run by subterranean lizard people — and they mean it.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>在一个虚假信息传播速度快于真相的时代，政治极端主义常常更像是一个 完整的信仰体系而非政策立场，我们中的许多人发现自己处于痛苦而超现实的境地。也许是一个亲属给你发送了一个边缘阴谋网站的链接，或者一个老朋友坚持认为 政府是由地下蜥蜴人掌控的——而他们是认真的。</p>
</div><p>Often, these interactions aren’t just absurd or frustrating, they’re heartbreaking. How do you keep a relationship alive when someone you care about seems captured by a worldview that’s not only disconnected from reality, but openly hostile to yours?</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>这些互动往往不仅荒谬或令人沮丧，甚至是令人心碎的。当你关心的人似乎被一种不仅与现实脱节，而且对你的世界观公开敌对的观点所俘获时，你如何维持这段关系？</p>
</div><p>This guide was born from that question. We spoke with experts in cult recovery and high-control groups, including those familiar with the tactics, language and emotional binds of movements like MAGA to bring you practical tools for navigating these encounters.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>本指南正是基于这个问题而生。我们与 邪教恢复和高控制团体的专家 进行了交谈，包括那些熟悉 MAGA 运动的策略、语言和情感束缚的专家，以为你提供应对这些遭遇的实用工具。</p>
</div><p><img src="https://imageproxy.pbkrs.com/https://s.yimg.com/ny/api/res/1.2/y4tsAXqxsXo53UsxY9_TLg--/YXBwaWQ9aGlnaGxhbmRlcjt3PTEyNDI7aD04Mjg-/https://media.zenfs.com/en/the_huffington_post_584/12fce3c822f59753268ffc8971957b97" alt="" original-src="https://s.yimg.com/ny/api/res/1.2/y4tsAXqxsXo53UsxY9_TLg--/YXBwaWQ9aGlnaGxhbmRlcjt3PTEyNDI7aD04Mjg-/https://media.zenfs.com/en/the_huffington_post_584/12fce3c822f59753268ffc8971957b97"/></p>
<p>Georgijevic via Getty Images</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>Georgijevic via Getty Images</p>
</div><p>These aren’t scripts to win an argument or “deprogram” someone in one conversation. Instead, they are strategies to help you make it through these (often exhausting) interactions and respond as best you can to those you love.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>这些不是用来赢得争论或在一次对话中 “去编程” 某人的剧本。相反，它们是帮助你度过这些（通常令人疲惫的）互动并尽可能好地回应你所爱之人的策略。</p>
</div><h2><strong>Ask a good question.</strong></h2>
<div class="lb-trans"><h2><strong>问一个好的问题。</strong></h2>
</div><p>First and foremost, you have to remember who it is that you’re speaking to, explained Steven Hassan, Ph.D., founder and director of Freedom of Mind Resource Center, and author of “The Cult of Trump.”</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>首先，你必须记住你正在与谁交谈，解释说 史蒂文·哈桑，博士，心灵自由资源中心的创始人和主任，以及《特朗普的邪教》的作者。</p>
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</div><p>“If you’re speaking with someone who is a relative or a childhood friend, you can go back in your mind to remember who they were before, and keep telling yourself they’re still there,” said Hassan. “They’ve been hacked. They’re going to come out. So how can I help them just realize for themselves that they’re not happy there?”</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>“如果你正在与一个亲属或童年朋友交谈，你可以在脑海中回忆他们以前的样子，并不断告诉自己他们仍然在那儿，” 哈桑说。“他们被黑客攻击了。他们会出来的。那么我该如何帮助他们意识到自己在那里并不快乐呢？”</p>
</div><p>From there, he said to remember those good memories and focus on cultivating a warm and curious rapport that is centered around simple, effective and concise questions that you already know the answers to.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>从那里开始，他建议记住那些美好的回忆，并专注于培养一种温暖和好奇的关系，围绕着你已经知道答案的简单、有效和简洁的问题。</p>
</div><p>The questions can be along the lines of “Tell me more about why you believe this to be true?” or “Where did you get this information from?”</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>问题可以是 “告诉我更多关于你为什么相信这是真的？” 或者 “你从哪里得到这个信息？”</p>
</div><p>Story continues</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>故事继续</p>
</div><p>“And then be patient and quiet while the person thinks and responds,” said Hassan. “And I often recommend to my clients to mirror back by saying, ‘So did I understand you correctly?’ ‘You believe this and this and this?’, and the person gets to say ‘yes’ and know that you were really listening to them, and then you ask a follow-up question and a follow-up question.”</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>“然后要耐心和安静，让对方思考和回应，” 哈桑说。“我常常建议我的客户通过说 ‘所以我理解你是对的吗？’‘你相信这个和那个？’ 来进行镜像回应，这样对方就可以说 ‘是的’，并知道你真的在倾听他们，然后你再问一个后续问题和一个后续问题。”</p>
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</div><p>From there, the person you’re speaking with will understand that you’re truly listening and trying to understand, which can help to build a respectful relationship that can allow for further dialogue.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>从那里，你正在交谈的人会明白你真的在倾听并试图理解，这有助于建立一种尊重的关系，从而允许进一步的对话。</p>
</div><h2><strong>Come prepared with your own gentle rebuttal.</strong></h2>
<div class="lb-trans"><h2><strong>准备好你自己的温和反驳。</strong></h2>
</div><p>“Remember that a lot of people are genuinely ensnared by manipulative systems of belief,” Daniella Mestyanek Young, cult survivor and author of “Uncultured,” said. “They didn’t choose misinformation so much as fall into it, often due to loneliness, fear or a need for significance.”</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>“记住，很多人确实被操控的信仰体系所困住，”达尼埃拉·梅斯特亚内克·杨，邪教幸存者和《未文化化》的作者说。“他们并不是选择了虚假信息，而是陷入其中，通常是由于孤独、恐惧或对重要性的需求。”</p>
</div><p>She suggested some ways you can respond:</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>她建议你可以这样回应：</p>
</div><ul>
<li>“I’ve looked into this, and it’s actually been widely debunked. Would you be open to reading a source I trust?”</li>
<li>“I know this feels true, but it’s coming from a site known for disinformation. Can I share why I’m concerned?”</li>
<li>“It’s really hard to talk about this stuff with all the false information out there. Maybe we can focus on something else?”</li>
</ul>
<div class="lb-trans"><ul>
<li>“我查过这个，实际上它已经被广泛驳斥。你愿意阅读我信任的来源吗？”</li>
<li>“我知道这感觉是真的，但它来自一个以虚假信息著称的网站。我可以分享我为什么担心吗？”</li>
<li>“在这么多虚假信息的情况下，谈论这些事情真的很困难。也许我们可以关注其他事情？”</li>
</ul>
</div><p>“You’re not likely to change their mind in a single message,” said Young. “But you can plant a seed of doubt — especially if you do it with kindness, not condescension.”</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>“你不太可能在一次信息中改变他们的想法，” 杨说。“但你可以 播下怀疑的种子——尤其是如果你以善意而非居高临下的态度来做。”</p>
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</div><h2><strong>Know your own triggers and theirs.</strong></h2>
<div class="lb-trans"><h2><strong>了解你自己的触发点和他们的触发点。</strong></h2>
</div><p>The last thing you want to do is get entangled in an argument where everyone leaves the conversation more angry and isolated than they were before.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>你最不想做的就是卷入一场争论，让每个人在谈话结束时比之前更愤怒和孤立。</p>
</div><p>“One of the critical things is self-awareness,” Hassan said. “It’s important to understand triggers and how to neutralize triggers. This is going to take time, but identify the key points in them that’s going to help them exit, as opposed to what’s important to me, for me to have them in my life again.”</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>“自我意识是关键之一，” 哈桑说。“了解触发点以及如何中和触发点是很重要的。这将需要时间，但要识别 帮助他们退出的关键点，而不是对我来说重要的事情，以便我能再次让他们在我的生活中。”</p>
</div><p>He adds that these people have been brainwashed, and attacking or coming at them with hostility is only going to make them retreat further into their own belief system. People do not like to be isolated from family and friends. They respond to love and respect and kindness and praise,</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>他补充说，这些人已经被洗脑，攻击或以敌意对待他们只会让他们更加退缩到自己的信仰体系中。人们不喜欢与家人和朋友隔离。他们会对爱、尊重、善良和赞美做出回应。</p>
</div><p>“And the good news is that it’s not a permanent condition,” said Hassan. “Human beings can change and grow.”</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>“好消息是这不是一种永久的状态，” 哈桑说。“人类是可以改变和成长的。”</p>
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</div><h2><strong>Be prepared to (safely) disengage.</strong></h2>
<div class="lb-trans"><h2><strong>准备好（安全地）脱离关系。</strong></h2>
</div><p>Of course, there might be instances where keeping that door open to communication might just be too much or too hard, and that’s where you have every right to back away.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>当然，可能会有一些情况，保持沟通的门敞开可能太过艰难，这时你有权利选择退后。</p>
</div><p>Young recommends saying phrases like:</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>杨建议说一些这样的短语：</p>
</div><ul>
<li>“I love you too much to argue with you about this.”</li>
<li>“I’ve learned that these conversations don’t feel good or helpful to me. I’m setting a boundary.”</li>
<li>“I want to focus on connecting with you, not debating you.”</li>
<li>“Let’s keep this space politics-free.”</li>
</ul>
<div class="lb-trans"><ul>
<li>“我太爱你了，不想和你争论这个。”</li>
<li>“我发现这些对话对我来说并不好或没有帮助。我在设定一个界限。”</li>
<li>“我想专注于与你建立联系，而不是辩论。”</li>
<li>“让我们保持这个空间不涉及政治。”</li>
</ul>
</div><p>And if they keep pushing, remember: Boundaries aren’t about changing their behavior — they’re about protecting your peace.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>如果他们继续施压，请记住：界限并不是为了改变他们的行为——而是为了保护你的内心平静。</p>
</div><p>“You can step away,” Young said. “You’re not obligated to stay in conversations that harm you, especially when they’re built on misinformation or power games.”</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>“你可以选择离开，” 杨说。“你没有义务留在那些伤害你的对话中，尤其是当这些对话建立在错误信息或权力游戏之上。”</p>
</div><p><strong>Family: This Is Why Doctors Make This 1 Controversial Request During Appointments For Teens</strong></p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p><strong>家庭：这就是为什么医生在青少年就诊时会提出这个有争议的请求</strong></p>
</div><h2><strong>Keep a tether to your previous relationship.</strong></h2>
<div class="lb-trans"><h2><strong>保持与之前关系的联系。</strong></h2>
</div><p>Connection doesn’t always mean agreement. It means curiosity, boundaries and a willingness to stay grounded in your own values — even when the people you love most are swept up in something you no longer recognize.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>连接并不总是意味着一致。这意味着好奇心、界限和在自己价值观中保持坚定的意愿——即使你最爱的人被卷入你不再认同的事情中。</p>
</div><p>“We’re living through a time of spiritual intoxication, where misinformation is more than a problem — it’s a path to belonging for some people,” Young said. “And so the most radical thing you can do might be the quiet, grounded choice: not to argue, but to refuse to play the game. Remember: The goal isn’t always to win the argument. Sometimes the goal is just to stay whole in the face of it.”</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>“我们正生活在一个精神中毒的时代，错误信息不仅是一个问题——对某些人来说，它是归属感的途径，” 杨说。“因此，你能做的最激进的事情可能就是安静而坚定的选择：不争论，而是拒绝参与游戏。记住：目标并不总是赢得争论。有时目标只是要在面对这些时保持完整。”</p>
</div><blockquote>
<p>A life raft doesn’t have to be big — it just has to float.Daniella Mestyanek Young, cult survivor and author</p>
</blockquote>
<div class="lb-trans"><blockquote>
<p>救生筏不需要很大——它只需要能漂浮。——丹妮拉·梅斯特亚内克·杨，邪教幸存者和作者</p>
</blockquote>
</div><p>Even if it feels impossible to have meaningful conversations, keeping a light tether to the relationship can be incredibly important. This is because one of the most hidden — and cruel — exit costs for people leaving cults, extremist groups, or even online rabbit holes is that they have to admit they were wrong.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>即使感觉与人进行有意义的对话几乎不可能，保持与关系的轻微联系也可能极其重要。这是因为，对于那些离开邪教、极端团体或甚至在线兔子洞的人来说，最隐秘且残酷的退出成本之一就是他们必须承认自己错了。</p>
</div><p>“That’s a brutal kind of shame,” said Young. “Sometimes the thing that keeps people stuck in a harmful ideology is not the belief itself — it’s the fear of what it will cost them to walk away.”</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>“那是一种残酷的羞耻感，” 杨说。“有时让人们陷入有害意识形态的并不是信仰本身——而是他们害怕走开会付出什么代价。”</p>
</div><p>They have to go back to the people they cut off or belittled and say, “You were right, and I got conned.”</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>他们必须回到那些他们切断或贬低的人面前，说：“你是对的，我被欺骗了。”</p>
</div><p>“So, even if all you can manage is sending a birthday text or commenting on a photo of their dog, that thread of connection might one day be the thing they use to climb back out,” she continued. “A life raft doesn’t have to be big — it just has to float.”</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>“所以，即使你能做到的只是发一条生日短信或评论他们狗的照片，那条联系的线索可能有一天会成为他们重新爬出来的东西，” 她继续说道。“救生筏不需要很大——它只需要能漂浮。”</p>
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<div class="lb-trans"><h3>相关...</h3>
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</div><p><strong>Read the original on HuffPost</strong></p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p><strong>在 HuffPost 上阅读原文</strong></p>
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