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The mention of the devil's trick encourages a view that these movements are inherently manipulative—working in darkness and secrecy, subtle yet impactful—and should be recognized for what they are.

Conclusion

Drawing this analogy invites reflection on the nature of deception—whether spiritual or societal. It positions modern social movements as master illusionists, employing denial and suppression in a manner reminiscent of the devil’s oldest trick: convincing the world they do not exist. Whether one agrees or disagrees, the comparison raises questions about transparency, truth, and the willingness to confront uncomfortable realities.