It takes one to know one.

I should know, I'm a psycopath...

       ...ologist.

On 3/7/2024 9:33 PM, DisneyWizard the Fantasmic! wrote:
> I am apolitical, I believe in and am sworn to provide and defend the 
> secret ballot. I helped code the County of Los Angeles Registrar and let 
> my co-workers well understand my surrounding "no politics zone," but 
> such creeps are inevitable there. I applaud Biden for presenting his 
> State of the Union Address without politic while encouraging a strong 
> future in that he was able to keep himself out of that image of progress 
> - something that He-Who-Shall-Not-Be-Named was never able to accomplish, 
> even for a moment, in 4 SotUAdresses.
> 
>       I was a Jeffersonian Whig in the party of Lincoln, registration 
> party and voted "none of the above" in my first primary, choosing to not 
> Ronald Ray-Gun as I perceived him a war hawk. A decade ago I changed 
> parties when the nut-bars and cheese-logs were ranting 'Occupy Wall 
> Street' I needed to distance myself from the Tea-Baggers, and 
> re-registered. I vote for the greatest good for the greatest group size, 
> in that you can predict my secret ballot, but never for self-interest. 
> The GOP response to SotUA appealed to the self-interest of citizens so 
> much that politic was spewing out like Play-Doh Haircut as 100% was 
> insufficient to contain the yellow sheet sensationalized politics, but 
> ended up where they were a decade ago - eschew the one percent. And then 
> then they elected him.
> 
>       So to call those repeating failure expecting better results crazy 
> is demeaning, we professionals don't say that anymore. As permanent 
> records accumulate into case files, the larger one tend to indicate the 
> aberrant and unusual among us. Mentally ill I also find objectionable 
> because instead of recognizing we are, one and all, the same on a 
> spectrum - crazy instead pigeon holes and categorizes us vs. them 
> envelopes of separation.
> 
>      One quarter of U.S. citizens (if not the world) is struggling with 
> some form of emotional distress (look around, if three of your friends 
> aren't crazy, it's you.)  I propose "Cheese Log" to give some spread to 
> those in emotional need along that spectrum. For example this 
> broad-spectrum pocket-lining orange baboon of a bad winner calling 
> himself emperor, surrounded by sycophantic nuts, is a real-life 
> nutso-queso - hence Cheese Log.

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