November 15, 2018
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56:40Now PlayingRecently, a group of protesters, some of whom were associated with various left-leaning organizations, showed up outside the home of Fox anchor Tucker Carlson, proudly declaring "we know where you sleep" and defacing his property. Why? They say it's because he promotes hate and civil unrest, you know, while causing civil unrest. But more importantly, what causes this kind of behavior and what makes this seemingly an acceptable course of action, particularly when it concerns individuals more left-leaning, at least currently? What makes a regular man become a revolutionary? This video provides and overview on some of the current and historical research concerning the processes and psychology which promote protest.
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