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A phrase Jiang invokes for caring for outsiders in a way that neglects the survival of one's own house or community.
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suicidal empathy
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "we've reached an extreme where, um, to have any, um, sense of community, to want to belong to a group is considered racist and,..."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "we've reached an extreme where, um, to have any, um, sense of community, to want to belong to a group is considered racist and,..."
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Jiang argues the open-society idea has become extreme when any desire for community, balance, or national identity is treated as racist or backward.
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"we've reached an extreme where, um, to have any, um, sense of community, to want to belong to a group is considered racist and,..."
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"And, quite honestly, the Europeans did, did not have the capacity to absorb these millions, tens of millions of refugees. But Angela Merkel, the..."
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"...the, the, the very common phrase now, very popular phrase is suicidal empathy, right?"
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