A vertical infographic titled “Cruelty: The GOV Politics of Governing.” It features five color-blocked sections, each labeled with a numbered header and brief explanatory text. The tone is serious, analytical, and critical of how political cruelty is embedded in governance. The Design (orange block): “Cruelty becomes part of the system—through paper, policy, and control.” The Language (red-orange block): “They slash supports, smear experts, and call it freedom.” The Silence (red block): “They only need to silence a few—for the fear to spread.” The Complicity (green block): “It survives because GOV insiders know better—and stay silent anyway.” The Playbook (blue block): “Defund services. Discredit critics. Divide the public. That’s the method.” At the bottom, a footer reads: Inspired by Kate Millett, The Politics of Cruelty. The design uses bold sans-serif text on high-contrast color backgrounds. The visual structure emphasizes how cruelty becomes institutionalized through political processes, communication tactics, suppression of dissent, silence from insiders, and strategic division of the public.

#DanielleSmith and the #UCP govern through cruelty. 🔥
They don’t lead—they punish.
This is cruelty by design.
Those who don’t speak up are complicit. We see you 👀
Here’s how it works. ⬇️

📊 #CrueltyByDesign
🧱 #SystemicCruelty
🚨 #ABPoli #Cdnpoli #UCPCorruption
📚 #KateMillettWasRight #WeAllSuffer