Societal breakdown is often characterized by attributes such as widespread distrust in institutions, escalating violence or civil unrest, economic instability (e.g., hyperinflation or unemployment), erosion of social norms and cohesion, breakdown of infrastructure or services, and a rise in lawlessness or corruption, collectively undermining the fabric of community and governance.
Societal Breakdown
How “Brainwashing” Tactics Rejected by a Chief CIA Psychologist Ended Up in Public Schools as “Social Emotional Learning”
Original Article By Lisa Logan How did Charlie Kirk’s (alleged) shooter, Tyler Robinson, go from a regular kid raised in a conservative home in a “red state” such as Utah to someone who rejected their […]
