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Monsters Among Us in Psychology ·
Anthony James2 said:It's a disaster. People like this really shouldn't be allowed in society. 👎👎👎

I don't disagree with that—but the real question is, how does someone even become that kind of person?
Monsters Among Us in Psychology ·
What does it actually take for someone to grow up—even well into their twenties—and transform into an absolute monster, a completely soulless creature?

Is it strictly a matter of family background—say, growing up with a drunk father and an alcoholic mother—or is there something else deeper at play here?

Whenever I hear about stuff like this, one question immediately hits me: How on earth is this person going to raise children?
Someone like this is bound to be cruel toward people, too—that’s a guarantee.

http://www.washingtondc-news.com/us/article...news#comments

So, I’ve thrown a few questions out there—if anyone has their own take on what causes this kind of idiocy...
God help the Patriarch! in Close to Politics ·
northernhawk55 said:
On the flip side, we pretty much get the whole philosophy and psychology behind Islam. When they're in the minority, they know how to play nice and act all polite. But once their numbers start catching up? They start acting tough. And once they actually become the majority and hold the power, it’s game over—it's either "get out" or "come to us." That's just how the whole ideology works.

See, just like the Pope did back in Regensburg, you've got another Christian leader who called it like it is regarding the nature of Islam without sugarcoating anything.
Even though he was talking about Mexico, the playbook is the same everywhere. There are endless examples.

The ultimate goal of any religion is to dominate the world—or, to be more precise, that is the objective of any major religious establishment. (The fact that the Catholic Church hasn't admitted this publicly since WWII is a separate matter entirely.)

History is littered with evidence of this. We've reached a point where Western societies have elevated different values to the surface while religion has seemingly drifted to the background—but let’s not be naive; don't think for a second that the religious bureaucrats in these societies have lost their power or influence.

Western secularism isn't actually what it claims to be; more often than not, it serves as a convenient cover or a mask for the church itself. In fact, many of the actions taken by Western governments against immigrants in recent years are nothing more than doing the dirty work for the religious institutions.
Hloverka is the textbook definition of a regime journalist and a total sycophant. She’s a classic chameleon—the kind of person who would change her entire identity, political convictions, family tree, and even dig up her old Communist Party of the Soviet Union membership card in under 24 hours if Marshall were to rise from the grave and reclaim power tomorrow. Anything to stay relevant, I suppose.

"During my education, we were raised with a Marxist worldview. The history of our people—those bloody days that paved the way for our current peace—only strengthens my belief that socialism and self-management are the sole path forward. Certainly, none of our recent achievements would have been possible without the ironclad organization of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. My ambition to become a member has finally been realized."

Hloverka

People like this never bother being part of the opposition.

I wish Latin much success in his candidacy; he's a good man. 👍

Besides, this isn't a topic for "on the edge of politics," it belongs squarely in "Politics."
Barack Obama giving the three-finger salute in Close to Politics ·
Donna Booth17 said:Your analogies are truly something else..☕

Joe Biden caught me off guard.. He probably just had no clue how to kick off a conversation with George W. Bush...😁


Let me give you the inside scoop. I was sitting just to the left of Bush and Putin, and here’s how it went down:

When Bush saw Tadić greeting his delegation with that three-finger salute, he looked bewildered—almost annoyed—and turned to Putin:
"Did you tell him to do that?"

And Putin replies:
"I didn't say a word to him, where would that come from? The kid doesn't have a clue. It’s just some silly little gesture they do. They're trying to act tough with their old nationalist stuff. Just let them play pretend."

Bush then gestures with his right index finger while twisting his left thumb, saying, "Mexico, (then straightening his finger) Vojvodina, and finally Sandžak—that’s what we agreed on. I was starting to think you’d gone back on our deal."

To which Putin responds: "Relax, the deal stands. Now, come on, stand up. It might be good to play along a bit and greet them their way. It’ll boost their ego."

Bush:
"Yeah, yeah, alright. Hare told me they're pretty easy to stir up, so we should keep them fired up every now and then. It does them good."

And that’s how that whole scene played out. 😬 The rest is just legend.
Hey everyone! in Close to Politics ·
swiftstag10 said:Fantastic. If you could just round up Gary Wilson, nordeu, Tavil, Dragan, Krushk, and the rest of those "multicultural" types—who are really just religious warriors in disguise—then maybe violentjack wouldn't be getting chased out by the military. That would actually be good news, and perhaps this Reddit would finally look like a civilized place... But if you could hurry them along, we’d all be eternally grateful, even though you’re this bizarre cocktail of a Titoist, a Komšićist, and a bin Laden supporter. I doubt any sane person is going to feel bad about it. IslamBosna.com practically lives for people like you.

swiftstag10 said:Everything seems to be looking up today with all this encouraging news. Though, frankly, I don't think Reddit would be quite as lucky if you actually left.

I’d love to know the real reason behind leaving the American Reddit community. You were more protected than polar bears in a sanctuary. You could insult Americans right here on an American subreddit without anyone batting an eye; you could spam, you could do whatever you wanted... you just never quite mastered the art of having a normal discussion.

Truly a phenomenon...😕

The reason I'm considering taking a break, scaling back my activity, or just walking away entirely isn't the moderation. In fact, I want to congratulate the mods—I think they do a solid job. One of the main reasons I even signed up was because I spent months watching how well this place was run before joining.

It’s also not about the trolls that flood the site constantly, nor is it about clones like you who seem to reincarnate every few weeks. (Hopefully, you realize that once you lose credibility in a debate, you try to build it back up with a fresh handle—but it doesn't work; anyone can spot your writing style. It's the same old wine in a new bottle.)

Ultimately, the reason I'm thinking of leaving is disappointment. I'm tired of the quality of discussion from long-time members who can't post a single thing without being a troll. You've become boring. You refuse to evolve even an inch, you keep spinning the same tired narratives, and frankly, you've become monotonous. 🤷
Hey everyone! in Close to Politics ·
Adam Nguyen8 said:I was under the impression my ban wasn't set to expire for another month, so I popped over to the banned users corner just to say hi.😁

I don't actually plan on posting here anymore; I laid all my reasons out in that thread if anyone's curious.
It’s been real! Wishing nothing but the best to Goldie, Constantinopol, Cod2, Pasha, Henry, and sde-spot.
For everyone else, check your inbox—I left a little message waiting for you in the banned section.
peace😉

I was wondering—what actually got you banned?

I’ve noticed lately that you’ve seemed pretty disillusioned and let down—it feels like you just can't find common ground with most of the crowd here, people whose posts seem designed solely to insult others while dancing around the rules to avoid getting flagged or banned.

For me, the main reason I stick around is to read what a few decent folks post—including that group you mentioned above—who (at least in my book) are totally fine, and whose sense of humor actually brightens my day sometimes.

Anyway, if you're up for it, maybe shoot me a PM with your contact info, or just keep the same handle on another forum so we can catch up occasionally.

To be honest, I'm not sure how much longer I'll be hanging around either; I won't be here long, or at the very least, I'll be cutting back significantly.

All the best, man—take care of that old vintage Mustang of yours. 😁
Eid al-Adha Mubarak! in Close to Politics ·
Blessed Eid to all my Muslim friends.

And thanks to everyone for the kind wishes.
Who counts as a terrorist? in World ·
Jason Campbell70 said:There’s a distinction between "murder" and "killing."

Do you honestly believe an Iraqi terrorist would have shown mercy to an American soldier if the roles were reversed? Not a chance. They’d probably torture him before finishing the job.

I suspect that exact same thought was crossing the mind of the US soldier who pulled the trigger. Fear does strange things to people...

Honestly, I don't think that crossed his mind at all. In my view, he wasn't feeling any hesitation or fear while taking out that wounded individual.
The Republican Party in Finland in World ·
goldenmason172 said:Just tell me one thing: who actually invited them to Europe? Nobody did; they arrived of their own volition. And just for your information, Christians living in Arab nations endure a status that is ten times worse, yet I don't see them pulling such stunts or strapping on explosives to kill innocent civilians. The point is, if they aren't happy in the United Kingdom or France, they should simply return to where they came from. Do you follow my logic, or do I need to break it down further for you?☕

Why are you so determined to pick a fight with me? 😁

Who exactly invited Englishmen and other Europeans to India, Saudi Arabia, Africa, America, or Australia?

Who called the French to Algeria, Morocco, Tunis, Egypt, or Syria?

And who called Jews out of Russia and Europe to Palestine? (I mean, we all know who drove them out or killed them, but who actually *invited* them?)
The Republican Party in Finland in World ·
Jason Campbell70 said:Did Americans back in 1991 collectively wave flags and chant slogans like "kill Mexicans" and things of that nature?
Does that sound like a call for a lynching to you?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVklBX4f4Z0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jiLaPsxAQYQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQmPnKNZeZ4

Of course, the radicals haven't realized that yet.


I could just as easily pull up other songs for you right now—songs that paint a different, perhaps more realistic picture than these romanticized anti-war tracks.

Back in the day, Americans had an organized state that was obsessed with its global image, so everything was filtered and carefully managed.

But who’s going to filter things when it comes to these immigrants—especially once society has already rejected and stigmatized them?

By stigmatizing and casting them out, the silent and—I’d say—confused majority of Western society is essentially handing extremists a gift on a silver platter.
The Republican Party in Finland in World ·
Sometimes you actually have to read the article instead of just scrolling through the pictures.

If you take the time to actually read, you'll find passages discussing how the entire Muslim community in the United Kingdom is being stigmatized by society at large.

Basically—by casting aside and labeling an entire community as terrorists—society in the United Kingdom is doing the exact opposite of what it claims to be aiming for.

The warning from the head of the Council on American-Islamic Relations... came amid rising tensions over the increasingly suspicious attitude to Muslims in the rest of society.

Dr. Bar stated: "Some police officers and sections of the media are demonizing Muslims, treating them as if they are all terrorists, and that encourages other people to do the same.
Was George W. Bush spying for the CIA? in World ·
A truly moving image. 🤣
Who counts as a terrorist? in World ·
Mind Control?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_FIh_...aw%20911%20war
Who counts as a terrorist? in World ·
Declared insane recently?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7N4T...1%20propaganda
Who counts as a terrorist? in World ·
And this?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_FIh_...aw%20911%20war
Who counts as a terrorist? in World ·
Do you agree with what this guy is saying?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ow0dh...aw%20911%20war
Who counts as a terrorist? in World ·
And this?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-K2t...1%20propaganda
Who counts as a terrorist? in World ·
Do you share this perspective?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCE6J-Kv_7k
Who counts as a terrorist? in World ·
What's the verdict on this footage?

Who was the bigger monster—Saddam Hussein or...?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0qs7...elated&search=

The guy involved in the killing says it felt good. Is he some kind of human rights activist now?

Is this guy just full of it?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VwwMF...elated&search=