Ideological Psychopathology...

from Google AI:

The Dark Tetrad is a, psychological framework describing four, co-occurring, malevolent personality traits: narcissism, Machiavellianism, psychopathy, and sadism. Coined in 2013, it expands the Dark Triad by adding everyday sadism, or pleasure derived from inflicting pain. These individuals are typically characterized by a lack of empathy, manipulation, antisocial behavior, and high risk-taking.

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Cluster B personality disorders are a group o n other words, they suffer from the German Guilt-Pride Spirit  f mental health conditions—Antisocial, Borderline, Histrionic, and Narcissistic—characterized by dramatic, overly emotional, or erratic behaviors, along with significant challenges in emotional regulation and interpersonal relationships. These chronic conditions often involve impulsivity, manipulation, or a need for attention, and are treated through special therapy such as Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT)

In other words, they suffer from the American version (Slavery/ Racism) or European version (Colonialism) of German Guilt-Pride Spirit !

The videographer claims that Germany is "over" its' Kollectivschuld now.  Then how do you explain the AfD and refusal of liberal parties to cooperate with it?  How do you explain Antifa and its' obsession with Anti-Fascism? 

–Hannah Arendt, "Personal Responsibility Under Dictatorship"

“There is no such thing as collective guilt or collective innocence; guilt and innocence make sense only if applied to individuals.”

btw - There's nothing to resolve.  It's a False/ Inapplicable Ethical (not Moral) Guilt for which only Groups, not Individuals, are responsible.  There is no "Collective Responsibility".  All attempts at  Vergangenheitsbewältigung are exercises in social control, not restitution or social justice.   All the perpetrators of these past collective crimes (Nazi's, Confederates, or Colonial Governments) are dead, and the responsible groups, dissolved.  It's long past time to stop looking back and move on.  Cuz we're no angels...

Paul Klee, "Angelus Novus"