TRIGGERnometry "Trauma Made Me a Radical Leftist" - Richard Grannon
Jan 16, 2023
In a thought-provoking discussion, Richard Grannon, a specialist in narcissism and author, explores how unprocessed trauma can drive radical political beliefs and shape identities. He reflects on the fine line between personal narratives and public personas while navigating the challenges of sharing such experiences. The conversation also critiques social media's influence on political discourse and discusses the psychology behind personal resilience versus seeking government assistance during crises. Grannon emphasizes the importance of personal responsibility and open dialogue for fostering societal growth.
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Trauma and the Radical Left
- Richard Grannon argues that much of the radical left's behavior stems from unprocessed trauma and borderline personality disorder.
- This trauma manifests as anger, resentment, and an obsessive focus on victimhood.
YouTube Shadow Banning
- Grannon shares his struggles with YouTube, suspecting shadow banning due to lack of recommendations and visibility filtering.
- He plans to create a new channel and promote it through his email list to bypass restrictions.
Writing "A Cult of One"
- Grannon discusses writing "A Cult of One", initially submitting a dense academic work.
- The publishers encouraged a more personal approach, leading to a therapeutic process of revealing personal anecdotes.
