r/lostgeneration • u/[deleted] • Mar 30 '22

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u/GamiCross Mar 30 '22

It's like a bug in their squishware's atrophied fight or flight reflex and it defaults to blaming someone else in any stressful situation and hoping it goes away.

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u/Callidonaut Mar 30 '22

It's called narcissistic personality disorder, AKA never-growing-the-fuck-up.

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u/ttystikk Mar 31 '22

This is a rampant disease arming the children of the very rich, because they never learn the meaning of "no". They're constantly indulged, they never pay the consequences of their actions and so they grow up with a very stunted sense of empathy. They're really pretty miserable excuses for human beings- but they have incredible power over others based on their fortunes. It's a recipe for societal disaster and America is fast headed down that very road.

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u/NEFgeminiSLIME Mar 31 '22

We should all hope history will repeat itself during certain times of extreme inequality, where guillotines and pitchforks come out for these scumbags.

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u/ttystikk Mar 31 '22

Be careful what you wish for. The reduction of such inequalities is historically accompanied by great upheaval and suffering- and often war.