CynthiaCypher
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He thought he was entitled. What did he say? "Since I can't have you, I will annihilate you" or something like that. This person was definitely a malignant narcissist.
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Another school-related mass killing.
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He thought he was entitled. What did he say? "Since I can't have you, I will annihilate you" or something like that. This person was definitely a malignant narcissist.
Pretty much, yes. I watched that video and I'm looking through his "manifesto". It's confirming everything I'm saying.
People really need to be aware of the psychology of psychopathy, lest they fall right into their traps. They want you to feel bad for them. Don't let them do it.
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CynthiaCypher
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Have you read Robert Hare's works on sociopaths or seen the film "Fishheads"? Anyways you are getting fruballs for speaking the truth about sociopaths.
It's a bad thing to say, but I feel no compassion for a sociopath. Except regarding being against the death penalty for them just because I don't want the rest of us to sink to their level.
Thanks. I'm familiar with Hare but I haven't read his full-length works or seen Fishheads. Most of my knowledge of this comes from researching mass murderers, serial killers and cult leaders as a hobby. I'm not an expert, but I know a bit. I would love to eventually work with the FBI, though. But that's just a little fantasy of mine.
I don't feel compassion for them, either. I mean, it sucks that their brains are warped but I'm more concerned for their (possible) victims. I wouldn't give them the death penalty just for having psychopathy but I do think we should be more vigorous in rooting them out and separating ourselves from them. Maybe in the future we can do genetics testing or brain scans and put them on a list to be monitored and put through treatment. A bit harsh, I know, but I don't know what else could be done. They're the ultimate predators wearing masks of normalcy. They're frightening. Maybe they can teach courses at schools on recognizing the signs of psychopathy to increase awareness.
CynthiaCypher
Well-Known Member
Thanks. I'm familiar with Hare but I haven't read his full-length works or seen Fishheads. Most of my knowledge of this comes from researching mass murderers, serial killers and cult leaders as a hobby. I'm not an expert, but I know a bit. I would love to eventually work with the FBI, though. But that's just a little fantasy of mine.
I don't feel compassion for them, either. I mean, it sucks that their brains are warped but I'm more concerned for their (possible) victims. I wouldn't give them the death penalty just for having psychopathy but I do think we should be more vigorous in rooting them out and separating ourselves from them. Maybe in the future we can do genetics testing or brain scans and put them on a list to be monitored and put through treatment. A bit harsh, I know, but I don't know what else could be done. They're the ultimate predators wearing masks of normalcy. They're frightening. Maybe they can teach courses at schools on recognizing the signs of psychopathy to increase awareness.
You haven't seen that film? Well here you go:
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Robert Hare is in it.
Thanks.
I looked at the film's website "about" section and I hope it doesn't end up having conspiracy rants about antidepressants. I don't really need to be hearing that nonsense. But otherwise, it looks right up my alley.
Curious George
Veteran Member
Well apparently edhat was going wild and police and ambulances were all called to IV, a friend of mine who works at ucsb was also at the university, she was the one who told me last night. I thought of you, but figured you would have been tucked away in your hidey hole with some sort of adult beverage, so I ended up not posting.
kashmir
Well-Known Member
didn't know the whole story :no:
You didn't? Well, the Wiki page has pretty much everything you need to get a good picture of what was going on: 2014 Isla Vista massacre - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
It has the links to his "manifesto" and the "retribution" video.
kashmir
Well-Known Member
didnt this just happen and there is a wiki already wow
Yeah. They've become very good at documenting current events.
Nymphs
Well-Known Member
Not surprising at all. We live in second part (probably third by now) of the information age where information is shared incredibly quickly and uploaded to share with the entire online community. Think live-tweeting -- it happens in real-time. Doesn't surprise me that a wiki page is already up.
kashmir
Well-Known Member
Odd how his patents tried to warn the cops a month ago and nothing seemed to come of it
Of course he was a malignant narcissist.
But we should not conclude that therefore society had nothing to do with that.
A society that demands its citizens to be fiercely competitive while also often failing in giving them proper emotional support and moral education is a breeding ground for malignant narcissists, after all. It should totally expect them, and it should also expect them to engage in mass killings if they have easy access to weapons.
But we should not conclude that therefore society had nothing to do with that.
A society that demands its citizens to be fiercely competitive while also often failing in giving them proper emotional support and moral education is a breeding ground for malignant narcissists, after all. It should totally expect them, and it should also expect them to engage in mass killings if they have easy access to weapons.
esmith
Veteran Member
What do you think the odds are that the anti-gun groups will decry his ability to purchase firearms when it is a simple, well not simple, misjudgement of his therapist for failure to report his mental state to the FBI NICS. Of course this would have violated his rights some would say.
Predictably, one of the fathers of a victim already did a gun control outcry: Shooting victim’s dad: ‘Stop this madness! Not! One! More!’ | New York Post
I figure 100%, as it should be.
Curious George
Veteran Member
Are you supporting laws?
McBell
Unbound
It is interesting how some members are addressing the real issues whilst others are merely whining about guns.
Even more interesting is how those whining about the guns seem to be completely ignoring the fact that a vehicle and knife were also used.
Even more interesting how those whining about the guns are not whining about the knife or vehicle...
One wonders if this is only because there is not a lobby group for knives?
Even more interesting is how those whining about the guns seem to be completely ignoring the fact that a vehicle and knife were also used.
Even more interesting how those whining about the guns are not whining about the knife or vehicle...
One wonders if this is only because there is not a lobby group for knives?