Examples of transfer propaganda include:
*Media coverage of refugees*, which often portrays them as a threat to national security or a drain on resources.
*Portrayals of immigrants*, which often emphasize their differences from the majority population and play on fears of job loss or cultural change.
*Negative stereotypes about racial or ethnic minorities*, which can be used to justify discrimination or violence, as in the case of the Ku Klux Klan.
Transfer propaganda can be very effective, as it can tap into people's fears and prejudices and make them more likely to support policies or actions that are harmful to the target group.
Some propaganda techniques involving transfer include name-calling, glittering generalities, and false analogies.