If you've been touched in your life by a sociopath, you understand how shameful and alone it can feel on the other side. Maybe you're being hurt by one now. Or perhaps you have concerns about a new person in your life. However you have come to know these malignant bastards, here's hoping to better educate ourselves to avoid further trouble. This blog is for warning, sharing with, and counseling those who were unfortunate enough to cross their path, and hopefully help others avoid the same fate.
We are a nation of salesmen, liars, frauds, cons, cheats, and manipulators. Lacking civility and integrity, it's every man for themselves... but with a cover story of the 'great Christian nation' (so long as that will get you somewhere.)
A skewed sense of ego, expectation, nerve, bravado, and privilege; the worst of the worst getting away with all manner of criminal pursuits in between Cheshire cat photo ops and charity cover-ups.
The hubris of immoral thieves and dirt bags, loudly demanding and intimidating with their thuggish tactics coupled with a disconnect from objective reality. We are spawning sociopaths as our main export, and that's a short-term 'gain' that will definitely come back to bite us in the ass.
Here's a great picture of the epitome' of a sociopath. No, don't avert your eyes to avoid a Halloween scare; she always looks this frightening.
Completely ignorant and yet pompous and pretentious, even belligerent, all the way. Angry and frustrated and blaming everyone else around her for her stupidity, she's a constant victim--and an outraged bitch--all at once.
It's too bad the word 'retard' is so inappropriate to use, because the intended disrespect behind it certainly fits Ms. Coulter to a 'T'...except that using it would be horribly unfair to actual developmentally disabled people.
She's a liar who knows full well the impact of what she did, but chooses to take no responsibility for it (or the hurt it causes many people) and instead again plays victim by portraying herself as someone who can't make 'innocent' remarks without being 'unfairly' lambasted and critiqued.
You can't have it both ways, but sociopaths sure want it; Act like a brutal bully and say and do whatever you like, and still want to be popular and unmolested.