Rob Reiner and Wife Found Dead in Their Home

[Maxmars]

Newsflash some of them are running your country.

That's just not true...  they're everywhere... (a truly 'borderless' community.)

[quintessentone]

That's just not true...  they're everywhere... (a truly 'borderless' community.)

Maybe it's the AI big tech guys and/or the donors but not the government paid puppets (maybe), but there are those in high places that fit those categories.

[DBCowboy]

Newsflash some of them are running your country.

AGAIN, you didn't address the point.

Which is your MO

[quintessentone]

AGAIN, you didn't address the point.

Which is your MO

I don't have to address any point with you and choose not to. Go and have discussions with others that fit into your narrow biased views and good luck.

[DBCowboy]

I don't have to address any point with you and choose not to. Go and have discussions with others that fit into your narrow biased views and good luck.

Obviously, you don't need to validate your biased evil ideology.

[quintessentone]

Obviously, you don't need to validate your biased evil ideology.

You would not know a validation if it bit you on the ass.

[DBCowboy]

You would not know a validation if it bit you on the ass.

Your post made no sense.  Might want to run it through google translate again, comrade.

[quintessentone]

What psychologists are saying about Trump's disgusting post about Rob Reiner's murder.

"“It is no real surprise that Trump made it all about himself,” John Jost, co-director of the Center for Social and Political Behavior at New York University, told HuffPost. “That is what destructive narcissists do, people who exhibit what psychologists refer to as malevolent personality traits.”
 “Trump also makes Freud relevant again,” Jost added. “Projection is an everyday occurrence. In this case, someone is deranged, but it’s not Rob Reiner.”"

"And though there’s undoubtedly a political component to the messaging, Stalder said parts of Trump’s post do also seem to align with the psychology of victim blaming."

"Psychotherapist Gina Simmons Schneider said that the nature of online communication may also play a part in how easily we can dehumanize one another, as well as the normalization of this kind of posting."

"“We also know that the more distant we feel from others, the easier it is to inflict harm. That’s why we see so much cruelty online,” Simmons Schneider said. “You might behave politely toward the person with opposing beliefs who happens to be sitting next to you on an airplane. Online, it’s easy to spew hate without seeing the direct social consequences of that abusive behavior.”"

"There might even be some evidence of pleasure (at least neurologically) from the in-group at the pain of the out-group, which is why we get the “political schadenfreude” so often on display."

"To Be Clear, It Is Still A Big Deal When The President Posts Like This."

"“Human history and psychological research have shown that ordinary good people can be made to commit unspeakable crimes by corrupt leaders,” she said. “Those with strong moral convictions and/or with personality traits of independence, creativity and nonconformity are more able to resist the corrupting influence of a cruel leader.”"

Psychologists React To THAT Post From Trump About Rob Reiner's Death - Yahoo News Canada

[quintessentone]

Your post made no sense.  Might want to run it through google translate again, comrade.

Still having rattling going on in that head of yours?

[DBCowboy]

Still having rattling going on in that head of yours?

No, just not getting your derailing, obfuscation, and cover-up of evil leftist communist policies.