Capitalism Hits Home: A Crime of Domination: Denial of Need & Dis-Connection from Other Human Beings
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- [S07 E19] A Crime of Domination, Denial of Need & Dis-Connection from Other Human Beings
In this episode, Dr. Fraad juxtaposes our capitalist system with sexual assault. Capitalist exploitation, like rape, requires a lack of connection and empathy for the workers one exploits. Capitalism encourages domination and disconnection from workers' human needs and wants. The rapist does the same. Rapists refuse to see their victim as a fellow human but only as an object to be exploited and dominated. While the majority of rape victims are women 10 percent are men yet another remnant of patriarchy.
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Male survivors need to come out in support of female survivors. We're also tired of being ignored even if we aren't targeted as often.
or males(patriots) can really be brave and identify shame or boycott oppressors for once!
I will recommend all women to study forensic psychology/ psychiatry……. It shades a light on this topic that will never ever forget .
Obviously she is referring to what France did to Africa and never stopped doing to Haiti 🧐
This is actually a valid point that many people are unwilling to acknowledge. Simply put, it's hypocrisy. There are victim-perpetrator complexes playing out in fractals. The people in France (or any powerful first-world nation) have perpetrators making victims of their own population. But then you can zoom out and those same victims are part of a larger group of perpetrators who victimize third-world nations. There is a need to face the hypocrisy and demand consistency. If you are unwilling to cease all actions that victimize others at any level, then you justify the actions of the next perpetrator who may make you their victim. This victim perpetrator complex plays out between the school bully and their victim all the way up to large scale war.
You're changing the subject. This is about a one-on-one crime, up close and personal.
@@leftykeys6944 THE SUBJECT IS THE TITLE. & the sub title! obviously.
@@leftykeys6944 you know she means capitalism = colonialism - humanity!
I've thought that the ethos of narcissism and psychopathy engendered by capitalism is what's pervasively harming our society too.
But what I have trouble understanding is that, at the end of the day, it's ultimately everybody's choice how they act. While they might be brought to the crossroads of that ethos and mentality by the systems around them, nobody's forcing them to choose it and become sh-tty human beings. And I would count a real majority of people have chosen to become sh-tty human beings. Why do they so easily make that choice?
I honestly believe the main reason people behave in such a monstrously way is because we are the only species that polices murder/killing. They know there isn't any consequences for doing it. Look all through out human history about the policing of who has the "right" to kill and who doesn't. Women have always been forced to not be angry or retaliate, but supposedly human women are "naturally" docile. Look at how people don't want people to stand up to oppression whether it's racial, financial, sexual, you get it. If more people were scared of retaliation especially if it would extend to their families, communities, countries a lot of this would come to an end.
Because that's how emotional manipulation and programming from birth to death works. Factor in immediate environment and economic stability et voila people make shite decisions in the name of survival be it mental.or physical.
I have seen a fair amount of disconnection in and out of the work place. I believe it paramount to always acknowledge people - everyone. But not everyone practices this. Some in our society have a scarcity attitude, although they themselves are doing quite well. They do not want to extend a gram of good emotion and care for another person. Some have forgot (or sold off) their ability to be a gentle human being.
15:27 Being needy and sad can also repel potential partners. Women are affected by patriarchy too.
Thank you for speaking out
Even professional abuse if not physically, it's emotionally and it be female as well as make professionals. Manipulating patients mostly psychoanalysis with their insane interpretations. 😭😭😭😭
Isn't it more direct and obvious to just consider these men psychopaths/aspd? Lacking compassion and feelings. No remorse (until they're caught, of course...). Immoral. I think the number of psychopaths is vastly higher than is believed.
Different point: Full liberation means TOTAL opt in. Go ahead and change biology or someday means never. We live in SOUTH PARK the movie. We should never have to fetch anything to control our bodies OR sex drive and bonding.
@dada210 replied to @richardburton1816
"What you just said also applies to you Richard. Though I realize as a Man, that as I read what you wrote; that you're still a "boy" (in a man's body) who hasn't grown up and matured mentally and Especially Emotionally and Spiritually (at least not yet); to actually be a Man."
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richard is now having replies removed by UA-cam.
That's why I had to post it here in a new comment stream.
I add a note that women can be wretched, heartless employers/bosses, too. This is a negation of the thoughts expressed about men.
Why the people tink only man rape , there are many cases of woman raping too , rape is about power , not about sexuality , this is only my opinion , may as was wrong , of course , but ...???
mark, you don't need to be so cynical about the poor woman.
There was tons of raep in socialist countries too. It has nothing to do with Capitalism. Look at what the Soviet occupying army did to East Germany in the aftermath of ww2. You wouldn't have wanted to be a woman in those times.
I agree that there is a need to lose the self-shame. However, it does no good to blame the perpetrator for the victim's self-shame. At a certain point, victims must be willing to stand up for themselves or nothing will change.
Truth is, the perpetrators are shamed by society too, _prior_ to the actual crime, and perhaps in accordance with the capitalistic expectations you pointed out. This does no good either, as that shame builds up and creates the perpetrators who commit the crimes. Bottom line, self-shame and shaming or blaming others is no path to a solution in any circumstance. The moment you shame yourself, you justify the crimes your perpetrator. The moment you shame or blame someone else, the perpetrator you're pointing at adopts a victim mindset, and the victim mindset creates perpetrators. Forgiveness is the only way to resolve the vicious cycles. Even the worst perpetrators in history were once innocent victims.
Thank you for pointing out that women should merely defend themselves from rapists. Where have you been for the last millenia? If only you could have been born much sooner to tell women to defend themselves. Think of all of the women who would have avoided being raped! You should make a video explaining this revolutionary idea. The women need to know to defend themselves.
Thank you so much for being so wise.
@@gardenwitchtarot First of all, I made no mention of women in my comment, and that was on purpose. Men are victims too, and I do not seek to create division among victims. That is the basis of every divide and conquer strategy, and it diminishes the power of the victims to the benefit of the perpetrators. Yet, your response reframed my comment as if I was speaking about women exclusively. I can only ask you to reflect on why it is that you created a strawman.
Maybe I was unclear. Victims must be willing to deny the self-shame that so often keeps them from going to authorities. Laws exist in first-world nations that protect victims better than ever before. Are those laws perfect? No. But if victims are too busy shaming themselves to take advantage of that justice system, then the punishments for crimes don't materialize and perpetrators have less incentive to obey those laws. In reality, the entire reason that we have laws protecting victims is because at some point in the past, strong victims had the courage to stand up for themselves and refused to shame themselves. If victims today refuse to be as strong as those past victims, then they will be more likely to be victimized. Dare I say it, the laws themselves will even regress if victims choose to shame themselves.
"The price of freedom is eternal vigilance." I not only encourage victims to seek justice and deny self-shame, but I also encourage people to take proactive measures to avoid victimization. Proactive measures include improving one's fight and flight reactions, as well as avoiding dangerous scenarios whenever possible. The nature of those proactive measures today put more power in the hands of victims than ever before.
My comment was ultimately an attempt to discourage self-shame among victims. I also highlighted how shaming others creates victims who sometimes become perpetrators. If you want to make an argument against that sentiment, go ahead, but I will not address your strawman.
@@limitisillusion7 -- Are you not aware of the tens of thousands of rape kits from REPORTED rapes that sit on shelves at police stations collecting dust?!!! From rapes committed *decades* ago. Not to mention the abusive treatment untold thousands of rape victims have gotten from our so-called justice system, which is why so few rapes are even reported in proportion to the number of rapes committed. Your input only shows how clueless you are on this issue. You have no right to tell survivors of this disgusting crime how they should be processing the trauma they've been subjected to.
@@limitisillusion7You're absolutely ridiculous, and the silly part is you think you're some type of intellectual.
You need to seriously educate yourself. Shame is only a small part of the puzzle. You need to look into how many gRape cases actually get prosecuted, in how many the perpetrator actually serves time, etc.
At least a simple man knows he lacks knowledge. You on the other hand
@@gardenwitchtarotmy god, is that dude an insufferable id10t. He's talking as if he alone has the knowledge to stop gRapes from happening. The worst part is, he thinks he's an intellectual
"Trump's a rapist" Not sure about that! But 100% sure that you are slanderous.
We have a recording of trump admitting that he grabs pussy without asking. Trump was convicted of rape *twice*. He was on Epstein Island *dozens* of times. This is all easy to prove. WTF is wrong with you?!?
Trump was found to have raped E G Carroll. Shut up.
www.google.com/search?q=slander
It seems you may have a point.
To be safe, she should have said "Trump's a convicted rapist."
HOPE THAT WAS HELPFUL !!!!!!!!!!!!
Why do you want to believe he's not?
@@dallenpowell2745
Be careful. richard had my comment removed because it hurt his widdle fee-wings when I pointed out that the video should have said ...
"convicted rapist"