gee, wonder who that could be ...
They're easy to spot - their names are followed by (D) or (R).
Even worse.... the narcissistic-sociopath who craves attention and can’t stand criticism. This personality is even more dangerous when they hold grudges against certain people based on group identity or a chip on their shoulder based on their own perception of self and identity politics. This personality is especially influenced by radical academics and spiritual figures who distort reality for sweeping social movements.
Interesting conversation.
An example of this was the sociopath was a self professed Satan worshipper (to me) and I discovered several on-line writings of his to confirm this believe. He was also very proud to have tested as a sociopath and tested as having no empathy toward others which he laughed at with great joy.
Yet when I mentioned to a close, colleague (who is also a devout Christian and was exposing this man consistently to his family), he angrily laughed, "he is not a Satan worshipper." As if I was crazy. I told him to go on-line and read it for himself. He never would and continued a very long term 'friendship' with this man all along exposing his charismatic BS to his children.
Showed me the power of the sociopath over his followers and their ability to dispense of even their basic values to keep these people around.
Could Obama be a sociopath? Likely. If not he is surely malignant narcissist.
Does that certain individual you speak of rhyme with Buttcrack?
I read that book years ago because some dude was driving me “nuts”. Book set me straight.
I don’t agree that the sociopath is highly intelligent. He can have a low IQ and use his highly respected family name for credibility. That family name lets him get away with doing/saying stuff that us regular folks wouldn’t be able to.
This guy does a fair job until the end. He gives a list at the end of the article, the first item on the list is “Think for yourself”, and then he goes on to list a whole sh** load of stuff so you will think the way he does. Maybe he is a sociopath.
While you were at it, you should have entered the author's name instead of your own. (Mike Adams)
Yes. I've had plenty of experience with these creeps.
They come in various versions.
Some are merely lazy and worthless.
The ones who are drawn to power present themselves as "saviors" and "unselfish" "public servants" who "want to give back," "rectify injustice," etc. When you hear this, make a mental note to rule out "sociopath".
The fools who worhip them are the real problem because they are the empowerers. The worshippers are characteristically fanatical. Fanatical loyalty of supporters is a big clue that you're dealing with a sociopath. The fanatical loyalty defies all logic.
History is full of woeful tales in which the "little cult group following" grew huge and took over nations and political parties.
Steve Jobs.
Here's one. Stay away from it.
Everybody who voted for the Kenyan needs to be forced to read this article.
Ok, I read the article and have a couple of comments.
First of all, not all sociopaths lead death cults.
Second- the writer recommends that people avoid working for big pharma?
The writer sounds a bit like a sociopath himself, though perhaps not a death cult leader.
Wow, it would seem we have a fairly large number of these individuals in the public sphere. I can think of more than one who are involved in railroading a neighborhood watchman for personal gain.
They certainly have a large group of people who follow them blindly.