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Yeah psychopaths are known for stopping fraudsters a matter of principle even when it's against their own financial self-interest /s

• polygamous_bat 3y ago
  However, of all the people I would complain about if called a psychopath, Koch brothers aren't in that list.
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• Terr_ 3y ago
  > stopping fraudsters [as] a matter of principle Just replace that with "engaging in revenge", and it becomes quite plausible.
  • NavinF 3y ago
    Eh not really. I think everyone has a duty to stop fraudsters if they have the means.
    • Terr_ 3y ago
      > I think everyone has a duty Wat? That's a non-sequitur. I'm saying that: 1. You are assuming a certain high-minded civic intent to explain things, holding that motive up as incompatible with psychopathy and therefore evidence against it. 2. There is a much simpler (and arguably more-plausible) motive which you didn't stop to rule-out, and it matters because that one is very compatible with psychopathy.