"We have to deal with"...


In the context of the tweet, the phrase "we have to deal with" carries several connotations:

1. Necessity and Burden: It implies that I'm someone who causes problems and requires intervention. "Dealing with" suggests an unwelcome but necessary task.

2. Authority and Power: The phrase positions the sender as part of a group with the authority or responsibility to handle problematic individuals like me.

3. Disdain and Frustration: The impersonal "we" creates distance and avoids ownership of the problem. It might hint at frustration with my behaviour and the ongoing need to manage me.

4. Lack of Specificity: The tweet doesn't specify the exact nature of the problems I cause. This reinforces the negative image and avoids a more neutral term like "manage" or "address."

Overall Impact:

The use of "we have to deal with" paints a negative picture of myself and positions James Hind as part of a group with authority over me. It implies I'm a source of burden and frustration, without explicitly mentioning the nature of the problems I cause.



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