Haidt's Views on Moral Psychology

A model that criminalizes the buying of sex while regulating sex work, aiming for worker protection and safety.

A survivor of sex work, advocating for changes that protect and empower sex workers while recognizing the experiences and agency of women in the industry.

Different viewpoints on sex work that lead to varied approaches, including criminalization and legalization, often based on beliefs about morality and justice.

The power of language and terminology shapes how people perceive sex work, affecting their rights, safety, and agency.

Decriminalization removes criminal penalties for sex work, while legalization permits and regulates the industry. The latter is often seen as leading to more worker protection.

A perspective within feminism that emphasizes the importance of punishment and criminalization in addressing issues, particularly concerning sex work.

The study of sex work as a social phenomenon, involving research on the experiences and dynamics within the industry.

It is an organized way to think about or conceptualize people, objects, events, situations, or other elements in the social world, which influences how social actors interpret or understand them and potentially react to them.

George Soros's support for democratic leaders like Obama, Clinton, and Biden, alongside opposing George W. Bush and the war on terror.

Soros's philanthropy focused on drug war reform, mass incarceration, and DA elections, along with challenges to Facebook, China, and Russia.

Soros supported increasing taxes on the wealthy, expanding regulations, strengthening social programs, and improving global governance, particularly in the EU.

Attacks against Soros stem from accusations of anti-Semitism, support for capitalist exploitation, cultural conflicts, and Russia/China relations.

Populist movements often use narratives about elites to appeal to ordinary people, capitalizing on fears of cultural changes, and discrediting critiques on social issues.

Soros's approach is characterized by being a left-wing philanthropist, a public intellectual, having direct involvement with grassroots work, and addressing controversial issues related to a Jewish identity.

Researchers like Anna Porter and Iga Mergler studied the spread of extreme ideas about Soros, examining how these ideas moved from the margins to the center of political discourse in various countries, including the US, Hungary, Poland, and Brazil.

Case studies like Lithuania (2013) and Hungary revealed that attacks on Soros were often linked to local political dynamics, not necessarily international conspiracy theories, but also linked to the influence of leaders like Viktor Orbán.

Using George Soros as a scapegoat to distract from other issues or blame minorities for problems.

Liberal NGOs and educational institutions are targeted for political reasons.

Trump used Soros as a scapegoat to gain support and distract from his own issues.

A divide exists between the traditional and the modern in Poland.

Attempts to blame Soros in Slovakia were unsuccessful due to strong opposition and media.

Conservative media outlets attempted to discredit Soros in Canada.

Trump's campaign used broad themes like race and immigration to rally support..

Extremist ideologies spread rapidly across social media platforms.