The Psychology of Neo Nazis - (Chapter 12 - The End) (Patreon)

Kirk and Humberto analyze the psychology of Neo-Nazis.

00:00 What do you say to a Neo-Nazi neighbor?

02:44 Why might someone become a Neo-Nazi?

17:22 How does trauma motivate someone?

34:40 The perpetrator of the Charlottesville car attack

53:01 Holocaust denial on the internet

48:53 Developing a schema leading to white nationalism

58:40 What can In-group/out-group bias lead to?

1:03:18 Are cult techniques used?

1:18:52 The Fox news pipeline & systemic dynamics

1:46:25 Prison & indoctrination

1:54:23 The Discord leaks

2:01:53 Why do we conform?

2:14:17 Scapegoating & a lack of education

2:17:47 Does religion play a part?

2:19:33 Cognitive dissonance

2:24:54 Sadistic personality disorder & psychosis

2:31:06 What are solutions to Neo-Nazism?

2:40:08 What does it look like to move past hate?

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February 2, 2024

The Psychology In Seattle Podcast ®

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