Here’s the article on how narcissists and sociopaths dominate their families and social circles – and, let’s be honest, societies.
Michael Totten’s piece on the decline and fall of Portland.
I Heard It On The (Sunday) NARN
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5 responses to “I Heard It On The (Sunday) NARN”
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Put not thy faith in narcissistic grifters and whiny click-baiters. It’s embarrassing listening to an old grown man/former president act like a child lying all day long. God help our children and their future because in the U.S it doesn’t look very bright.
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“It’s embarrassing listening to an old grown man/former president act like a child lying all day long. “
I agree! Some of the crap Obama has been saying lately makes you wonder how he got 70m people to vote for him.
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As Emery demonstrates in his 9:17, he has mastered topic #3: “3. Nonsensical conversations from hell.”
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How is it that we hear the loudest jingoistic noise from gloomy patriots who cannot stand the state of the nation and half the people in it?
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As I read through the article, I’m reading about basic lying (gaslighting, projection, nonsensical conversations from H***, deliberate misrepresentation), personal attacks, gossip, and non sequiturs. One might suggest that what’s really going on is that the Biblical and moral prohibition against lying is no longer operative in a large portion of our population, nor is the prohibition against gossip and personal attacks operative. So you combine that with a failure to teach the basic rules of informal logic–“when you’re attacking a person, all you’re doing is proving you can not or will not make a real argument”–you’ve got a horrendous issue.
Nice to see Comfortably Smug demonstrating some of these 20 tactics, by the way. You’ve got personal attacks, hasty generalizations, name calling, gaslighting….well done, CS!
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