When Decency Dies: The Third Moral Fallacy

What happens when basic human decency disappears from public life? When power replaces restraint, the line between stability and chaos grows dangerously thin. In this episode, Brandon Cook explores how tribal loyalty, moral fallacies, and the normalization of cruelty erode the norms that sustain democracy—and keep us connected. Only by naming indecency can we chart a course back to flourishing.

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