Navigating Moral Outrage

This chapter explores the psychological complexities of moral outrage in heated debates over contentious issues like abortion and immigration, emphasizing how individuals perceive themselves as victims. It discusses the role of social media in amplifying these feelings and the historical context of human instincts related to group behavior and survival. Ultimately, the chapter suggests that recognizing the nuanced nature of victimhood and villainy can lead to more productive conversations and deeper understanding across moral divides.