Premium Only Content

The Rant-Intolerance Not Bad?
A study from Washington University in St. Louis reveals that proximity to former Nazi-era concentration camps is linked to a higher prevalence of out-group intolerance and support for radical political parties. The research team, led by Margit Tavits, proposes that this enduring intolerance stems from cognitive dissonance, as the camps embodied the Nazi regime's racist doctrine. The study found that a measurable decrease in out-group intolerance for every 50-kilometer increase in distance from a former concentration camp was observed. Electoral data also corroborated these findings, with a 50-km increase in distance corresponding to a one percentage point decrease in vote share for right-leaning political parties. The study suggests that comprehensive public education about the atrocities committed at these sites can mitigate the long-term effects of the cognitive dissonance that originated during the Nazi era. The negative impacts of camp proximity were stronger for sites lacking original structures or comprehensive museums.
-
0:10
The Rant
8 days agoThe Rant-The Unseen Threads?
352 -
LIVE
BEK TV
22 hours agoTrent Loos in the Morning - 10/16/2025
220 watching -
1:58:09
Dialogue works
2 days ago $3.65 earnedLarry C Johnson & Paul Craig Roberts: Can peace be imposed on Israel? - Russia and China Step In
29K14 -
8:10
Nate The Lawyer
2 days ago $3.04 earnedNY AG Letitia James Pattern | All 3 Mortgages Have False Statements
18.4K20 -
17:35
Actual Justice Warrior
1 day agoDMV Workers CAUGHT Selling CDL Tests To Migrants
19K34 -
13:24
Dr Disrespect
3 days agoFirst Day of Battlefield 6 with DrDisrespect
81.2K24 -
2:54:42
Side Scrollers Podcast
20 hours agoEA BANNING “MAGA” Usernames? + Roblox CP Situation Gets WORSE+ CollarGate + More | Side Scrollers
49.3K42 -
15:09
GritsGG
16 hours agoSolo Warzone Victory! Shadow Banned!
22.9K1 -
LIVE
Lofi Girl
3 years agolofi hip hop radio 📚 - beats to relax/study to
217 watching -
12:19
BlabberingCollector
1 day agoPotter Fans In Frenzy, Keira Knightly Responds To Potter Involvement Backlash | Wizarding World News
22K3