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Money, Lies, and God with Katherine Stewart

Dave Troy Presents

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Scapegoating and Authoritarianism in Politics

This chapter examines the concept of scapegoating in society and its historical roots in political theory, particularly through the lens of thinkers like Leo Strauss and Carl Schmitt. It discusses the emergence of authoritarian figures in response to perceived democratic failures and analyzes the dynamics of political factions leading to unpredictable election outcomes. Additionally, the chapter highlights the global reactions to liberalism, exploring the interconnectedness of right-wing movements and the implications for democracy and societal balance.

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