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This episode of the Cult of Psyche podcast explores the concept of scapegoating through poetic and philosophical analysis, using vivid imagery to describe how groups create bonds through cruelty and target vulnerable individuals. The episode features Psyche's reflections on the mechanisms of scapegoating and the importance of individuality and courage.
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Browse era →They don't need truth, they need a target, someone tender they can blame. They make communion out of cruelty and call it fire by my name. They love a sacrificial victim. They love a soft and open throat.
>> >> They build their little bond on hatred and then they crown a scapegoat. They pick the kind of one still human, the one with mercy in their bones, then tear them down to feel like giants
standing on a pile of stone. But I'm not your normal girl. I DON'T BOW and I don't choke. You're moving herds, I'm moving alone. You need a crowd, I need the road. You hide SAFE INSIDE YOUR FLOCK TRADING SOULS FOR BEING LIKE, but I can climb where you can't follow. I can live where you would die. Call me cursed. Call me
Call me >> >> Call me Call me Wear your labels like old leather. Let them fall and let them rot. >> >> I'd rather be all that you project on me than ever become what you are not. You trade courage for permission,
trade your conscience for a blind.
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