Some people are depraved

[I_UndergroundPanther]

But cant consciously accept they are monsters .


Some get off on causing violence, watching violence doing abuse,anger,dominating, humiliating,stealing,lying ,causing death and suffering. Holding others lives or deaths in thier grubby little hands

But they inhibit it..because they fear getting caught and exposed. Accused of breaking the social contract which could forfiet their ability to abuse others.

They just want to get away with it.

Because it pleases them to see misery and death of others an unconscious sexual urge.

They resent being told they are the problem because they think what they want is normal for them and everyone else wants what they want. They cant imagine somebody doing anything kind because they choose and prefer to be kind without rewards.

Fake superiority and Fake victimhood are the games they play all tools based on getting away with it.

It comes down to disgusting people getting off sexually by depriving,hurting gaslighting and causing the suffering of others.,what they think power is. Power over is not legitimate power.

The so called strong man gives them a kind of excuse and permission to act out, get off on thier little power trips and abuse and make other people suffer.


That bullshit nazis said says in a nutshell why they look to strong men. The I was just doing what I was told is the lie and excuse they say because they chose to follow and worship a psychopath strong man it gives them the illusion of getting away with it is what they think following psychopaths does for them. It gives them cover to get off on others suffering without facing consequences for thier choices. Because boss tyrant is ok with it and does it himself.

And others are just total psychopaths themselves waiting for thier turn as dear leader.


Just my 2¢

[Elessar Zappa]

1. You know what's scary?

Some experts believe that 1 out of 25 people is a sociopath and 1 out of 100 a psychopath. That’s a huge amount of people if you think about it.

[I_UndergroundPanther]

2. Yeah it is.

Some tribes before we decided to live in huge cities would mark psychopaths as dangerous so people knew what they were.
If they raped someone after they were exposed they'd kill the psychopath.

Today we are too many people to have that system work that well.

This is supposed to be why the justice system exists,police courts all of it .

Psychopaths have corrupted it and made bad laws so the justice system cannot recognize a real danger to a community and take measures that they cannot be around others ever again.

The system is corrupted so the biggest criminals get out to harm another day and it emboldens them. By time there are 20 bodies hidden in the backyard ...and the pity the psychopaths crew starts up,they will get out to harm again and again. Getting away with it which us what they want anyway. The psychopaths with power and money want it this way.

[haele]

4. I find Sociopaths are more dangerous than Psychopaths in general.

I've known a few psychopaths, most have trained themselves to survive as acceptable 'regular' members of society just as a matter of survival.
They understand they're different, but have enough instinct to know that acting outside the norms because they don't feel emotions or make emotional connections causes trouble.
So they learn the rules as they grow up, take on jobs that require people put their emotions on hold or can deal with long bouts of tedium, and live out their lives doing nothing that can get them in trouble.
Because psychopaths don't feel. They don't get 'turned on' by being evil. Whatever they do to others, it's typically "nothing personal"

Sociopaths, though, do "feel" - and not only are there more of them, and they're always trying to overcompensate for whatever single overwhelming emotion that feeds their sense of existence. Sociopaths are always looking for that high, that fix, that rush...
And bullying and destruction is a quick way to get that.

Haele

[Genki Hikari]

7. Not true

Psychopaths are far more dangerous than sociopaths because they don't have empathy, and feel zero guilt for any of their behavior. And that veneer of pretending it? It's to get what they want, no matter what effect it has on you or anyone else. If they can't get it, or don't, then they will be far--FAR--more dangerous when thwarted than a sociopath.

Over 25% of our prison population are psychopaths. Almost all of the famous serial killers have been psychopaths. As but one example, Ted Bundy is textbook psychopath.

Sociopaths, meanwhile, will usually have some form of a conscience, even if it's not all that strong. They will know something is wrong, but try to justify it if confronted. A psychopath on the other hand won't know or care if something is right or wrong. Whatever they do is justified to them because it's what they want to do. I think you can see how the latter is far more dangerous than the former.

Even worse, psychopaths are almost entirely devoid of empathy. They can pretend it, but they don't really feel it because they are literally not wired for it. Their very brains are different from those of normal people, even from those of most sociopaths:

https://www.businessinsider.com/what-a-psychopath-brain-looks-like-2015-7

The damage to their limbic system and their prefrontal cortex cuts them off from feeling any empathy. The lack of empathy paired with the lack of any sense of guilt and zero concept of right or wrong is what makes them especially dangerous.

[SheltieLover]

3. Did you & Othello have a nice celebration to honor your bday?

[I_UndergroundPanther]

5. Yeah I got some kentucky fried chicken

And a crunch wrap. Taco bell is in the same place as kentucky fried. And I ate some french fries. It was delicious.
Not very good for you since I'm diabetic but I was like fuckit. 1 day of junk food isnt going to kill me. My Othello is a support pet. He was in his cat sack carrier against my chest. When I got my food and sat down I shared my chicken with him.

He was so damn sweet, he'd touch my arm ever so gently when he wanted a piece of chicken. God I love Othello. It was fun to share my dinner with him. We ate at a picnic table outside the restaurant watching what stars we could see. Then Iwe went to target and I got some Blk and Bold light roast coffee. Yum. When I got home,I made a pot of coffee and we had a serious cuddle session.

[SheltieLover]

6. Glad to hear you & Othello celebrated!

Oooooh, I'll bet he loved the chicken!

Thx for sharing your special celebration with your best buddy!