Reading Jordan Peterson's new book: Beyond Order

He tells a story of a young man who was having severe mental issues because he experienced his boyfriend getting angry at him and hitting him.

He had built his worldview that people were good and could not understand this. The thing that struck me most about this story was that the young man was a History major in college, and could not understand that people could be evil.

Peterson had the young man read Ordinary Men, a book about regular policemen who committed terrible acts for Germany during WW2.

But as a society, we have sugarcoated the world for these kids for a generation and now that they are adults and realize that evil exists, that life isn't fair, they don't always get what they want, etc. They are lashing out. Some in the streets of our cities, many on social media.

This back to work deal has shaken me and my beliefs that America can come out of this better. Too many people sucking at the tit of the government over the past year and they don't want to give it up. They have no idea of where this leads.