
407. Discussing Communism in All its Glory | Michael Malice
The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast
Scapegoating in Ideological Thinking
In an ideological mindset, individuals may resort to scapegoating when their plans or ideas do not yield desired results. This mindset involves a belief that one's ideas are flawless, leading to the assumption that any failure must be due to sabotage by others. This scapegoating can lead to a refusal to self-reflect or adjust plans, as individuals believe their ideas are superior to reality. The concept is exemplified by a belief that as the revolution progresses, it becomes necessary to be more brutal to weed out hidden opposition, with the excuse that only subtle 'snakes' remain causing hindrances.
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