Litmus
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Well maybe kill was too harsh a word. But people are certainly hardwired to be hostile to persons with foreign ideas. This isn't completely bad. The idea that you should kill and eat someone is very foreign to me, and I wouldn't mind killing them. But sometimes the amount of acceptable ideas in a society can become ridiculously narrow. And oftentimes in such societies those people get killed. The individual goes insane in a crowd - logic is the only defense.
Emotion is logical. We become emotional dealing with issues related to our direct survival. Anti-emotionalists attack emotion because they're trying to get people to do things harmful to themselves. For instance, people who rightfully and understandably wish to protect their jobs from globalist fascists, get angry when globalists argue they have no inherent right to the traditional protections of a border. And globalists call them "emotional" for not accepting their own demise with grace.