Chapter
The Lure of Moral Corruption
51:56 - 59:01 (07:05)
The podcast discusses why some people, such as Desmond, abandon their moral compass and become nihilists, while others remain true to their values and fight for justice. Ego and a desire for personal gain are identified as potential factors in moral corruption.
Clips
The speaker suggests that Santino Legan may have gone through an ideological evolution similar to that of Arthur Desmond, exploring extreme left and right political theories before settling with violent egoistic nihilism.
51:56 - 54:44 (02:47)
Summary
The speaker suggests that Santino Legan may have gone through an ideological evolution similar to that of Arthur Desmond, exploring extreme left and right political theories before settling with violent egoistic nihilism. The speaker expresses anger towards Legan's ideologies and intentions to write a book about people like him.
ChapterThe Lure of Moral Corruption
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PodcastBehind the Bastards
The podcast hosts question why some men stay true to their moral compass and fight for what they see as justice, while others get consumed by anger and abandon their idealism.
54:44 - 59:01 (04:17)
Summary
The podcast hosts question why some men stay true to their moral compass and fight for what they see as justice, while others get consumed by anger and abandon their idealism. They touch on the issue of ego in activism.