The problem with outrage is that it always wants to punish

And in the Brexit vote for Britain to leave the European Union, that means inflicting more harm than good on the economy, says Cass R Sunstein

The problem with outrage is that it always wants to punish

BRITAIN’S vote to leave the European Union was rooted in a widespread sense of outrage.

To understand the political psychology, and how to respond to it, it’s important to know something about outrage.

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