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All good points, thanks. Yes, being on the receiving end - especially when you rely on the other person's best intentions - can be traumatizing. And yes, that'
by mercurialshark 6y ago
All good points, thanks. Yes, being on the receiving end - especially when you rely on the other person's best intentions - can be traumatizing.
And yes, that's a particularly terrible form of manipulation.
- bonoboTP 6y agoThe problem is especially bad when they get into a position to police other people's conduct and are supposedly there to serve justice. The problem is that many well intentioned people cannot imagine that it's the case. This will have to be a big realization that the reasonable factions of the social justice movements will need to make. In the current climate this is just too far out to be a topic of rational discussion. Indeed I assume many people now discount everything I wrote due to mentioning this political angle. But when you actually think about it, it would be surprising if such people didn't seek out some of these powerful positions to roam free.
- cutemonster 6y agoMakes me wonder what you think about the former president > seek out some of these powerful positions to roam free
- bonoboTP 6y agoI guess you mean Trump (still prez till Jan 20). He's a clown. I don't know if he's actually a cruel person who likes to psychologically torment people around him.