Then there’s anger. Anger, Nantais said, rebuffs empathy. Right now, Americans are very angry. “We struggle with empathy for the other because there is a lot of anger in our context,” she said.
“We struggle with empathy for the other because there is a lot of anger in our context,” she said. “We can’t get to the point of empathy.” When we’re angry, most of us aren’t proud of it. So we look ...
Social media users seem to gravitate toward Mangione in solidarity, sharing their frustrations with the health care system, while showing no empathy for Thompson, whose annual salary was $10 million.