Cult Deprogrammer Reviews Cults From Movies & TV | Vanity Fair
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Length: 17min 59sec (1079 seconds)
Published: Fri Oct 15 2021
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As someone raised in a cult, this was both triggering and enlightening.
I learned about cults and was entertained. Bravo.
The thing that isn't often addressed about cults is that, while sometimes they are deliberately fabricated orders of control by the cult leaders, more often than not they are spontaneous social orders that arise out of particular feedback loops of natural, social behaviors. They are, at their core, the most extreme manifestation of common social traits.
Once upon a time a bud and me looked into cult deprogramming organizations because we had our reasons. What we found was a subset that was a mesh of organizations with dubious claims that kept referring to each other for validation.
From a brief browsing through their material it seemed very much like a meta cult that prayed on those that were trying to exit, with very similar promise of divinity, community and answers as regular cults.
Proper bottom feeder cunts.
Should have reported it somewhere but we were sort of dumbstruck by it at the time and now plenty of time has passed.
Really really interesting!
wonder what he thinks of twitter, or reddit for that matter.
CLEAAN