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Mar 28, 2023·edited Mar 28, 2023Liked by Harrison Koehli

"such people … easily turn into tools of intrigue in the hands of clever and unscrupulous individuals". THIS!

Pathocracy weaponizes everything. Injecting testosterone to orders of magnitude higher than female design specification no doubt supercharged the "retaliation". We really need to de-pathocratize somehow.

(Shared your post over on Social Galactic, hope you get some new followers from that community.)

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Truth beginning to sift out. Wonder how many will pay attention?

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Mar 28, 2023Liked by Harrison Koehli

Wasn't the guy that shot up Sandy Hook also autistic? Or am I remembering wrong?

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Mar 28, 2023Liked by Harrison Koehli

Forgive me for not believing that she was on the spectrum without proof. So many attention seeking people are self diagnosing themselves with ASD to gain power through the new victimhood hierarchy.

I do believe she was fueled with rage taking testosterone not met for her body and would not be surprised she had some type of personality disorder, if not a mental illness in addition to wallowing in hypochondria or munchausen syndrome.

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Seems to me that it's a given that one would necessarily have a personality dysfunction in order to be psychologically capable of contemplating let alone actually committing mass homicide... most notably with children as their target.

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Mar 28, 2023·edited Mar 28, 2023Liked by Harrison Koehli

I've had a feeling that people far "on the spectrum" are more easily "talked into" being "trans", feeling some sort of social disconnect, something missing, and hope that'll fix it.

I noticed, subjectively, a higher than usual occurrence of "trans" people in certain tech fields. Although one niche topic area there also has a famous idol. It's in the scene of musical synthesizer design / building scene that I encountered this, and the idol would be Walter/Wendy Carlos, famous for the "Switched on Bach" album and other things featured in some of Stanley Kubrick's movies.

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So, no surprise the military is all about trans now?

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Mar 29, 2023Liked by Harrison Koehli

You are picking away at the tip of an awfully big iceberg.

Lobaczewski's observation is key: "On a small social scale, such people … easily turn into tools of intrigue in the hands of clever and unscrupulous individuals … (pp. 107-108)." Hubbard has also observed this. This is how the more clever psychopaths find ways to attack their "enemies" without exposing themselves publicly. They find troubled people who are more willing to act out, and rile them up. I don't have any evidence that psychopaths hypnotize their "foot soldiers" to act on exact commands, but you can only imagine that they might try.

This is one very compelling reason why we need to spot psychopaths and disconnect them from people who they can act through to cause destruction. This is a very important source of social chaos - perhaps the most important source. We will continue to have these problems if we don't get this under control. Various external forces are quite interested in this whole problem ramping up considerably.

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The dreadful tragedy of all of these school shootings, has it's background in medications. The data in this link is old. Be useful if anyone has an updated version of how many of the shooters were or had been on meds prior to the incidents. Beggars the question. How long before the authorities step up monitoring vulnerable patients on these meds? RIP all of the victims.

https://www.cga.ct.gov/asaferconnecticut/tmy/0129/Sheila%20Matthews%20-%20Cofounder%20of%20Ablechild.pdf

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Mar 28, 2023Liked by Harrison Koehli

I have Asperger's Syndrome, and I never was tempted by any of this. Granted, I am a Boomer, and most of this was not around back then.

I just wonder why some ASD people stay pro-social, and others do not. Pro-social ASD people can often excel in certain fields, which may be why this trait was never selected out of the gene pool entirely.

Any conjectures?

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Apr 2, 2023·edited Apr 2, 2023Liked by Harrison Koehli

Narcissistic Rage? "To put it simply, we shouldn’t be that surprised to find transgender people engaging in mass murder and the case in Nashville is a textbook example of how we would expect it to unfold. It is likely an example of what is known as “Narcissistic Rage.”" seen at https://www.unz.com/article/after-nashville-face-it-transgenders-are-nuts-transphobia-is-rational-and-joe-biden-is-an-idiot/

"So what is the average psychology of “trans” people? The same as “cis” people, right, because they’re just random people who happen to have been “born into the wrong body”?

WRONG. One detailed study of transsexuals, both male-to-female and female-to-male, found that an astonishing 80% of them suffered from a “personality disorder.” Over half of them, 57.1%, suffered from “Narcissistic Personality Disorder” – while the rest suffered from others personality disorders, such as “Borderline Personality” (although Narcissism is often considered an example of Borderline Personality). On average, the patients suffered from three different personality disorders...

Borderline Personality Disorder is marked by a deep fear of abandonment, a lack of emotional regulation and an unstable sense of self: sufferers will constantly experiment with different identities and cannot control their emotions, which they experience very strongly. Narcissistic Personality Disorder, especially of the “vulnerable” subtype, involves dealing with these feelings by telling yourself that you are perfect: by creating an idealised and exalted sense of self which, on some level, you don’t really feel. When this is challenged, the Narcissist will often experience “Narcissistic Rage” in which he must utterly destroy the thing which threatens his false sense of self and which, thus, threatens to confront him with the fragility at the heart of his being [see Shame and Narcissistic Rage in Autogynephilic Transsexualism, by Anne Lawrence, Archives of Sexual Behavior, 2008].

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Mar 29, 2023Liked by Harrison Koehli

Thanks Harrison, it is tough and once again I was completely unprepared and knocked off my feet with his response as I did not and still do not equate him or his life choices with all of the bad apples as you call them from his trans community. It was such a shock to learn he felt this way that I was pretty much left speechless and changed the subject as quickly as possible having no desire to hurt him further but we are all entitled to having our own opinions and mine haven’t changed but I will respect his boundaries as it’s the only way we can still keep our relationship. I fully agree it sucks he has become so identified with his community that he can’t even see the actual misogyny taking place in all of the areas I mentioned and that as a woman of course I would find it most of all harmful and dangerous re women’s prisons and girls changing in change rooms, and women competing against actual men in professional high contact sports; as well as being degrading and humiliating and insulting and disrespectful for ALL naturally born women and girls and that he has no concept at all of any of this is really hard to accept.

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Mar 29, 2023Liked by Harrison Koehli

I can only speak to what we experienced and our former daughter was always so much of a tomboy from earliest memory, then when adolescence hit she came out as being gay that’s how self confident she felt at the very beginning of all this at high school for which she was relentlessly physically and verbally tormented and bullied but of course she didn’t confide anything about any of this to any of us her family, she had two older sisters too. I eventually found a Christian alternative homeschool type of program where she was able to attend daily or not ( they were very tolerant of absences) so thankfully she was able to achieve graduation where she wore black dress pants white shirt a dressy vest with a cute little black bow tie where the girls all wore feminine grad dresses. I was unaware of the horrible bullying at high school all I knew was she was skipping school a lot and dreaded going and wasn’t going to graduate if nothing changed. Her oldest sister was by this time attending college downtown for her nursing degree and said hey why don’t you come with and go there too to get your healthcare aid certificate so she did and completed the program and got her certification, and she remained gay keeping her guy style clothes she’d always worn until suddenly one day at 25 she told me “that being gay just wasn’t enough anymore and she needed to go further and was going to transition into being a male.” This was no snap decision she said that she had thought long and hard about this for the last couple of years to reach this decision that she wanted to transition and had done alot of research into it and decided that this was what she wanted and needed to do to achieve inner peace and happiness. The entirety of her life experience had brought her to this decision. It was hard to accept at first.. feeling like we were losing our tomboy daughter whom we’d known and loved for 25 years but our eldest was finally able to get us to see that whether girl or boy didn’t matter AS THIS WAS STILL THE SAME PERSON we’d known and loved for 25 years so we weren’t losing anyone! Sounds simple but it was incredibly hard to conceive of initially and things have been really good between us but now with the maniacal trans push ( he just turned 30) the subject of anything trans related is totally off limits, he has created his own boundaries with me in particular as I view the drag queen story time for young children as child sexual grooming and am strongly opposed and spoke of it to him unaware of his perceptions until I was told by him that the “entire trans community” was HIS community so anything negative I said was speaking against him and why couldn’t I see that? He has regular mental health therapy specializing in trans issues and he told me that I come up in his therapy sessions alot because he is very hurt by my being non supportive of drag queen story time and my apparent inability to see how anything I say of a negative nature re ANY aspects of the trans community hurts him personally..this just sucks needless to say. So I am now respecting his boundaries he feels he needs to keep around me by keeping my opinions and my mouth shut around him as I also take issue with the misogyny taking place around professional women’s sports, women’s only safe spaces, and the trans women pretending they have ovaries which produce eggs a uterus a cervix a womb can conceive and carry a baby to term can breast feed etc. so we are now miles apart on how we see things of a trans nature. He has no pronouns just went from being a she to now being a he, had his top surgery and strongly identifies with and is fully engaged with his trans community. Both of his sisters also millennials see things much the same way as he and fully support him and his trans community whereas his dad and I also fully support him but we see that as being completely different from fully supporting everything of the trans community that is currently being pushed onto society to accept. One case study only as I’m sure each case is different but I am giving you our personal experience and I hope it is helpful as he began transitioning long before it was en vogue with so much hype and pressure around it as is now the case.

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The children are the trials......

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An example of the ponerogenic mindset in question:

https://twitter.com/BillboardChris/status/1640747327445954561

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If you watch the video of the shooter in the hallways of the school, and the shooter on the floor after the police had shot him, the trainers are obviously not the same. More chicanery and theatre me thinks!

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