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August 13, 2020
The Origins of War in Child Abuse | Stefan Molyneux Reads Free Full Audiobook
Audiobook Download: http://cdn.freedomainradio.com/OWCA_Audiobook_64.mp3
Text and Sources: http://psychohistory.com/books/the-origins-of-war-in-child-abuse/
0:00:00 - Introduction by Stefan Molyneux
0:01:38 - Chapter 1: The Killer Motherland
0:51:49 - Chapter 2: Why Males Are More Violent
1:22:49 - Chapter 3: The Psychology and Neurobiology of Violence
2:33:03 - Chapter 4: War as a Sacrificial Ritual
2:57:50 - Chapter 5: The Seven Phases of Going to War
4:02:20 - Chapter 6: The Childhood Origins of World War II and the Holocaust
5:20:30 - Chapter 7: Child Abuse, Homicide, and Raids in Tribes
6:03:17 - Chapter 8: Infanticide, Child Rape and War in Early States
6:53:34 - Chapter 9: Bipolar Christianity: How Torturing "Sinful" Children Produced Holy Wars
8:10:23 - Chapter 10: Patriarchal Families and National Wars
9:08:10 - Chapter 11: Global Wars to Restore U.S. Masculinity
9:52:50 - Chapter 12: Ending Child Abuse, Wars and Terrorism
The Origins of War in Child Abuse was written by psycho-historian Lloyd deMause. For more information on Lloyd deMause and The Journal of Psychohistory, please go to: http://psychohistory.com/
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I heard it mentioned on a recent stream that Stef was looking for comments from women about postpartum depression. I’ve been hopscotching around on all the latest videos, so I might be very late to this party, but I did want to put in my two cents about what I think postpartum depression is. I’ve heard Stef theorize before that after a woman has a baby she reexperiences what it was like to be neglected and abused as an infant, and that is what triggers the symptoms of postpartum depression. But I have another perspective based on my own experiences. To be clear, I was never officially diagnosed by a therapist as having postpartum depression, but my infant’s pediatrician recommended that I see a counselor after the first few baby health checks, and years later after my second child when I did seek counseling, the therapist said that she believed I had had postpartum depression based on my description of my experience. So for me, I think postpartum depression is the despair a woman ...
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