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How does rhetoric tends to or elevate or disparage it subject?

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It depends on the person. It can disparage someone due to the fact that they would consider themselves shunned, in a way. However, it can also elevate others who enjoy being thought about. Finally, it can also elevate someone with a complete and utter god complex, who would consider the other person unworthy to initiate a conversation.

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