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However, over the course of the early 20th century there appeared qualitatively different forms of government - forms which defy every sense of humanity and, when using the language offered by political philosophy and political science, cannot be adequately understood. We're speaking now, of course, of the Nazi Reich and the Soviet Union, although other forms, such as the Islamic State, would seem to fit these criteria as well.
For that reason today we begin an examination of Chapter 5 of Andrew Lobaczewski's seminal work, Political Ponerology, in which he sketches an outline for understanding a completely different form of government - a pathocracy. A pathocracy is the result of a society's complete moral, religious, and cultural collapse and its subsequent brutal indoctrination by agents that have very specific forms of pathological personality disorder. In this episode we discuss under what conditions they arise, the stages in their development, and what can be done to protect ourselves and our societies from their depredation.
Running Time: 01:07:11
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Previous instalments in our series on ponerology:
- The Truth Perspective: Introducing Political Ponerology, plus some odds and ends (Chapter 1)
- The Truth Perspective: Inside Ponerology: Why Individuals Are Essential for a Healthy Society (Chapter 2)
- The Truth Perspective: What MAGA-hat Kid Can Teach Us About The Corruption of Ideology (Chapter 4)
- The Truth Perspective: Mafia Politics: How Political Movements and Ideologies Break Bad (Chapter 4)
- The Truth Perspective: How To Survive A Totalitarian Nightmare: The Psychology Of Tyranny (Chapter 6)
- The Truth Perspective: And Then They Came for the Psychologists: Why SJWs Can't Stand Science (Chapter 7)
- The Truth Perspective: Churches Behaving Badly: How Religions Succeed or Fail to Prevent Pathocracy (Chapter 8)
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