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Footsteps of "Satan": 'Satan's Postmdern Recruitment Process of Teenagers
This is a theme that has many counterparts in human society. ISIS suicide
bombers are promised rewards in Heaven for their sacrifice. But often a
woman or child is forced to carry the bomb. The weak ordered to kill
themselves and others. Terrorist organizations capture and convert
children because they are malleable – frightened by being removed from
parents and protectors and willing to do anything to establish a sense of
security. This is known in psychology as the Stockholm
Syndrome, where a captive identifies with his captors, becoming part
of the gang.
Such bonding is common among street gangs, where the young person does not have a strong parent or guardian they identify with, so they seek others on the streets as role models. Street gangs will send new members out to kill someone in a rival gang. But killing the self is not the goal. The goal is to kill the enemy, or prove oneself loyal. Even fraternities, which are a type of cult, have initiations whereby the applicant must prove themselves worthy. These initiation rites often include risk and potential injury, but not death. Even Kamikaze bombers in Japan were carrying out an honor tradition - loyalty unto death.
The Blue Whale cult has suicide as the goal. What would induce a young person to join such a cult, where the right to commit suicide is the prize? Suicide is available to these young people without such a permission, so why seek permission? At first, there seems little risk as control lies with the victim. He can always step away and refuse to continue the game, refuse to take the next challenge. Why does this become like a drug, where the longer one lingers, the more addicted one becomes? It is a psychological addiction where the convert feels better about themselves when in the cult, and feels empty when outside the cult.
Blue Whale cult members are inherently weak individuals, seeking someone strong to direct them. The cult Master does this but also praises them, and the continuing challenges are a compliment of sorts. This is true of all cults, the Master providing what the cult member found lacking in their family or society in general. For Blue Whale members the Master is seeking more than control over his members. He is enhancing his future on Service-to-Self worlds.
Such bonding is common among street gangs, where the young person does not have a strong parent or guardian they identify with, so they seek others on the streets as role models. Street gangs will send new members out to kill someone in a rival gang. But killing the self is not the goal. The goal is to kill the enemy, or prove oneself loyal. Even fraternities, which are a type of cult, have initiations whereby the applicant must prove themselves worthy. These initiation rites often include risk and potential injury, but not death. Even Kamikaze bombers in Japan were carrying out an honor tradition - loyalty unto death.
The Blue Whale cult has suicide as the goal. What would induce a young person to join such a cult, where the right to commit suicide is the prize? Suicide is available to these young people without such a permission, so why seek permission? At first, there seems little risk as control lies with the victim. He can always step away and refuse to continue the game, refuse to take the next challenge. Why does this become like a drug, where the longer one lingers, the more addicted one becomes? It is a psychological addiction where the convert feels better about themselves when in the cult, and feels empty when outside the cult.
Blue Whale cult members are inherently weak individuals, seeking someone strong to direct them. The cult Master does this but also praises them, and the continuing challenges are a compliment of sorts. This is true of all cults, the Master providing what the cult member found lacking in their family or society in general. For Blue Whale members the Master is seeking more than control over his members. He is enhancing his future on Service-to-Self worlds.
