Why Good People Become Silent: The Psychology Of State Crimes, With Fran Shure @AdamFitzgerald911Investigator
Why Good People Become Silent: The Psychology Of State Crimes, With Fran Shure  @AdamFitzgerald911Investigator
Uploaded December 2024 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
Psychotherapist Fran Shure joins us to discuss her series, ‘Why Good People Become Silent - or Worse - About 9/11’.

Drawing on her knowledge of psychology, Fran explains why people may find it uncomfortable to even entertain ideas which threaten their existing world-view, and what we can all do to watch for this tendency in ourselves. We then go on to discuss the psychopathic mindset and how people can come to engage in evil acts.
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