The Psychology of Cruelty
Paul and Russ discuss the psychology behind acts of cruelty, using the example of Elliot Rogers and his grievances against those who rejected him. They explore the profound feelings of grievance and resentment that can drive individuals to commit violent acts.In this clip
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