Comments on: 12 Million Americans Are Sociopaths

By: Bobbi Swann

Bobbi Swann — Sun, 12 Aug 2012 01:24:45 +0000

Hahahahaha! the description sounds very much like it is decribing our current president and his rise to that position (along with all of the good work he has done for the benefit of people)….NOT!

By: sergio de la cruz

sergio de la cruz — Sun, 05 Aug 2012 20:27:12 +0000

Sociopaths are also in the workplace. They are most likely your boss. Those having decision making powers over your professional future. They do not exercise their power on legitimate business reasons. They unreasonably scrutinize, stalk, mortify and torture those who in their sick minds see as a threat to them. This means if you are a promising and highly ethical employee and happen to be a minority most likely you’ll fall prey to your sociopath boss. My professional future has been stalled repeatedly by these sick individuals. They let you know that you are not welcome in their realm. The’ll make your life a living horror and then when they sense they are being caught, they “transfer” you under some other minority supervisor who sold its soul to the devil. This is routinely done to lay another smoke screen into any investigation. But complaining about discrimination and/or wrongful discharge against psychopaths is a waste of time. EEOC, the court system, legislators and other advocates routinely dismiss this complaints for the sole purpose to render qualifying quotas to government and that way get pay their perks by detracting lawsuits and misguiding discrimination on the job. This leaves victims further vulnerable at the hands of these psychotic monsters in the workplace.
again, 25 years in my profession and like many others in my situation being raped out of our civil rights is a pain that leaves you numb, paralyzed and disturbed for years to come, if not forever. We must identify and remove these sickos from the workplace, the banks, government, society. Rehabilitate them if possible. Please do it if we are to survive this mess.

By: Sarah Furgensen

Sarah Furgensen — Sun, 05 Aug 2012 15:50:31 +0000

Sociopaths contribute to Washington’s Blog, or so it would appear. In typically venal fashion they accuse poor people for “getting over easy”, hope to abolish SS, medicare or any other program that provides base survival for so many people. Wall Street remains an indifferent monster: gain, hunt for and secure profit, nothing else matters.
I find it ironic, that a leading voice on the “housing crisis” prefers to evaluate whether people are deserving of human rights, their ability to pay for these rights being all that matters, rather than being guranteed these basic needs. Have we descended to “your money or your life” in the USA?
Like typical sociopaths, certain “investors” refuse to mention how much their Government ruthlessly supports their big industries, from defense contractors to prisons. Needless to say, the charming money men were vehemently against principle reduction because that would impact their derivative theft. Individual sociopaths can be healed, corporate sociopaths have seized our Government.