Yes, Virginia, There is a Just World: Why the Left Will Never Be Satiated
January 31, 2019
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as posted by the channelEvery winter we are told there is a war on Christmas. Is there? Why is it that despite any seeming progress, be it removing religious iconography and Christ from Christmas to banning beloved songs and films that the left seemingly is never satiated by the "progress" they demand? Could it be a fundamental difference in human psychology; specifically as it related to belief that the world is a good place? This video delves into the Just World Hypothesis, a theory which posits that some people believe the world is inherently moralistic and consequential. What are the antecedents and outcomes of belief in a just world, as well as many other potential social influences of this trait.
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