Tron wrote:
> "pamela"  skrev i melding
> news:qY44e.2121$N13.490{at}newsread3.news.pas.earthlink.net...
> >
> >
> > Unfortunately for the world these guys have  turned their inability
to
> > function into the world into a hatred of women.  Not hard to figure
out.
> > They had a woman, they punished her because the rest of the world
didn't
> > value them the way they thought they ought to be valued, and
eventually
> > she escaped.  That enraged them and in their inability to think
> > rationally, they turned all women (except those in third world
countries,
> > of course),  into that woman.
> > Even this stupid discussion they are having about women not caring
about
> > violence against other people is so far out of reality it would be
> > stunning, except that these guys are sociopaths.  Imagine that they

> > actually bring up racism, violence against children and others, as
if they
> > actually care about these things?   Imagine if they couldn't fume
and vent
> > and spew here? They'd probably be out shooting people.
> >
> > Pamela
>
> Had you exchanged "men" and "women" with
"blacks/whites" or
"jews/gentiles"
> you'd be in prison for hate crime for this. Lucky for you, there is
no such
> thing as hate crime against men.
>
> Apart from that, you and the majority of people like you have a
curious
> approach to people. It is called the USSR Psychiatric Cure Approach
to
> Dissent.
> In this fashion dissent is analyzed as the effect of some
shortcoming, and
> the shortcoming is generally of an infantile narcissist type. This is

> presented without a nano-corpuscule of evidence, without
investigation, and
> probably without much reflection. Since it is not a result of
investigation,
> it is speculation, and speculation affords few safeguards against
> rationalization, prejudice or wishful thinking. And if these opinions
are a
> result of wishful thinking, they are, as pointed out elsewhere, mere
> projection.
> This approach is dehumanizing in that it does not see other people's
> opinions as other people's opinions, but as a symptom of some process
not
> under the control of the subject. If any level of control is
admitted, the
> controlling part is generally considered flawed, like "evil". People
are
> reduced to clusters of causal chains, they have no autonomy, no free
will,
> and thus are not fully human. This, of course, is the working
mechanism of
> "group-isms" like racism, spencerism, feminism etc.
>
> Go forth and seriously confront your attitudes towards people. Then
become a
> better person.
>
> T

Don't take yourself so seriously. I don't think anyone else does.



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