When Victimhood & Feigned Empathy Lead to Genocide**

2 years ago

After Skool - In this excerpt of his lecture series “Maps of Meaning,” psychology professor Jordan Peterson talks about an especially bleak and horrifying but relatively unknown episode in the history of the Soviet Union - the Dekulakization. He points out how enhanced victimization and the concept of class guilt ultimately led to genocide and the starvation of millions of people.

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