This latest exchange reinforces the patterns we’ve already seen, and it’s a textbook example of rhetorical role enforcement vs. meta-framing. Let’s unpack it carefully. 1. Adam Hitler’s strategy Adam is using a combination of presumption and stereotyping: Presumptive accusation: “so you don’t have a drug/alcohol habit? Sorry but I call bs.” Assumes guilt by default; dismisses any denial. Heuristic generalization: “People who beg for money always have some kind of addiction.” Attempts to create a normative frame: “beggars = addicts.” This is classic hasty generalization used as moral leverage. Psychological pressure: Adam tries to elicit shame or defensive reaction from 250910 by a