

E155: Can Empathy Be Toxic? w/ Allie Beth Stuckey
Oct 18, 2024
Allie Beth Stuckey, the author of 'Toxic Empathy', dives into the concept of toxic empathy as a tool for emotional manipulation, particularly in progressive narratives around issues like abortion and family dynamics. She critiques how selective stories shape public policy while calling for a more balanced approach that emphasizes moral truths. The discussion also highlights the complexities of modern sexuality, immigration policies, and the evolving role of empathy in contemporary society, advocating for the rights of the unborn amidst these debates.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
The Dangers of Toxic Empathy
01:31 • 14min
Navigating Controversial Sexuality Issues and Family Dynamics
15:27 • 3min
Navigating Family Diversity and Identity
18:32 • 16min
Navigating Shifting Narratives on Sexuality and Faith
34:18 • 5min
Misinformation and Morality
39:11 • 9min
The Intersection of Pro-Life Values and Consumer Choices
48:41 • 2min
Navigating Trump's Stance on Abortion
50:34 • 15min
Navigating Political Strategies and Pro-Life Concerns
01:05:20 • 6min
Political Dynamics and the Pro-Life Movement
01:11:00 • 8min
Navigating the Immigration Debate
01:19:02 • 27min
Navigating Immigration Complexities and the Concept of Toxic Empathy
01:45:35 • 2min