fuel tank capacity

There you go again, the little Psychopath, jealous, REALLY JEALOUS,
over the fact that I once own a '37 Lasalle, ranting over my documents,
possessions, successes, manliness, Super Southern California surfer body,
Christian family, and name. What a jealous little draft dodging senile
coward from 12.205.158.32 AT&T WorldNet Services ATT, Mediacom
Communications Corp MEDIACOMCC-12-205-156-0-GULF-BREEZE-Florida, that of
course, doesn't have a DD214, it had to have served our country for that.
Who's only way to get attention is to make a fool of its self, with its goat
obsession/fetish, where it writes via remailers, to no one's surprise. Like
when the other kids laughed at its attempt to use foul language in
elementary school play grounds, but its just gibberish. Too senile to
remember what he last wrote, like the rest of Florida. You remind me of a
little rat dog, like a Mexican Chiwawa with its senseless barking it's rabid
head off, me too, me too. And is too afraid to use your name, address, or
even sign your statement as any man would, totally worthless!
Posted pornography at:
As a member of the moral majority I know what porn is when I see it!
But now worth the time to forward this low life to: ,
, , , ,
for forgery.
I thought your attacks were just personal disagreements, but with
passing of my country's Independents Day, I realize these attacks are
stemming from my love of God and America, and that's what you've been doing
all along is declaring your hatred for the United States of America, with
each declaration of my signature, but just too cowardly to be a terrorist.
It's America, love it, or leave it, so get the f*ck out!
Considering the source, which you're a habitual lair, so these plus your
other accusations would be thrown out of court.
When are you going to take responsibility for yourself, and become a
man??????????
People that follow astrology, know the traits you have listed are a
hundred eighty out from any Capricorn.
Forwarded to: alt.binaries.pictures.autos, alt.binaries.automobile.pictures
groups so they may to see what an a**hole you really are!!!!!
Is this what your Psychologist wrote about you? They don't fit any
Capricorn, sounds like a spoil Leo.
You're a LIAR and never been in the Service much less Vietnam, as you
suggest!!!!!
If you think I'm a Psycho, then report me to my friends at the San Diego
Sheriffs Department.
I'm just really curious as to who you think will believe you over any
man responsible enough to list his name and address here and in every place
I know of????? All you can do is lie, as most everything you have said
contradicts it's self.
You know what they say, once a faggot coward, always a faggot coward.
I won't give up until traitors like you are gone from these groups I
participate and see you've pretty well killed this group I will devote my
life to reminding your groups who you are!!!!!!!
I would appreciate the name and address of these trolls, Square Wheel:
S0106000ea6ba70e7.vn.shawcable.net 24.86.24.251 and
24bit:
12.205.158.32 AT&T WorldNet Services ATT Mediacom Communications Corp. I
will keep your name in confidence, kindly email or

Sincerely,
Llewellyn W. (Bill) Hughes III
You're not fooling anyone, faggot! You need to get back in the hospital
before you hurt yourself or someone else.
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
http://www.billhughes.com/


"24Bit®" > wrote in message
...
> Psychopaths cannot be understood in terms of antisocial rearing or
> development. They are simply morally depraved individuals who
> represent the "monsters" in our society. They are unstoppable and
> untreatable predators whose violence is planned, purposeful and
> emotionless. The violence continues until it reaches a plateau at age
> 60 or so, then tapers off.
>
> Their emotionlessness reflects a detached, fearless, and possibly
> dissociated state, revealing a low-state autonomic nervous system and
> lack of anxiety. It's difficult to say what motivates them - control
> and dominance possibly - since their life history will usually show no
> long-standing bonds with others nor much rhyme to their reason (other
> than the planning of violence).
>
> They tend to operate with a grandiose demeanor, an attitude of
> entitlement, an insatiable appetite, and a tendency toward sadism.
> Fearlessness is probably the prototypical (core) characteristic (the
> low-fear hypothesis). It's helpful to think of them as high-speed
> vehicles with ineffective brakes.
>
> Certain organic (brain) disorders and hormonal imbalances mimic the
> state of mind of a psychopath.
>
> There are four (4) different subtypes of psychopaths. The oldest
> distinction was made by Cleckley back in 1941 between primary and
> secondary.
>
> PRIMARY PSYCHOPATHS do not respond to punishment, apprehension,
> stress, or disapproval. They seem to be able to inhibit their
> antisocial impulses most of the time, not because of conscience, but
> because it suits their purpose at the time. Words do not seem to have
> the same meaning for them as they do for us. In fact, it's unclear if
> they even grasp the meaning of their own words, a condition that
> Cleckley called "semantic aphasia." They don't follow any life plan,
> and it seems as if they are incapable of experiencing any genuine
> emotion.
>
> SECONDARY PSYCHOPATHS are risk-takers, but are also more likely to be
> stress-reactive, worriers, and guilt-prone. They expose themselves to
> more stress than the average person, but they are as vulnerable to
> stress as the average person. (This suggests that they are not "fully
> psychopathic." This may be due to distinctive genetic variations.)
>
> They are daring, adventurous, unconventional people who began playing
> by their own rules early in life. They are strongly driven by a desire
> to escape or avoid pain, but are unable to resist temptation. As their
> anxiety increases toward some forbidden object, so does their
> attraction to it. They live their lives by the lure of temptation.
> Both primary and secondary psychopaths can be subdivided into:
>
> DISTEMPERED PSYCHOPATHS are the kind that seem to fly into a rage or
> frenzy more easily and more often than other subtypes. Their frenzy
> will resemble an epileptic fit. They are also usually men with
> incredibly strong sex drives, capable of astonishing feats of sexual
> energy, and seemingly obsessed by sexual urges during a large part of
> their waking lives. Powerful cravings also seem to characterize them,
> as in drug addiction, kleptomania, pedophilia, any illicit or illegal
> indulgence. They like the endorphin "high" or "rush" off of excitement
> and risk-taking. The serial-rapist-murderer known as the Boston
> Strangler was such a psychopath.
>
> CHARISMATIC PSYCHOPATHS are charming, attractive liars. They are
> usually gifted at some talent or another, and they use it to their
> advantage in manipulating others. They are usually fast-talkers, and
> possess an almost demonic ability to persuade others out of everything
> they own, even their lives. Leaders of religious sects or cults, for
> example, might be psychopaths if they lead their followers to their
> deaths. This subtype often comes to believe in their own fictions.
> They are irresistible.
>
> Sociopaths have always existed in varying form and to various degrees.
> They have been known by various titles. They have been studied using
> various techniques, and through the years their ailment has been
> blamed on various causes. But one thing never varies: all sociopaths
> share three common characteristics. They are all very egocentric
> individuals with no empathy for others, and they are incapable of
> feeling remorse or guilt. [The Sociopath Rebecca Horton (April 1999)]
>
> While the psychopath has likes and dislikes and fondness for the
> pleasures that human company can bring, analysis shows that he is
> completely egocentric, valuing others only for their enhancement of
> his own pleasure or status. While he gives no real love, he is quite
> capable of inspiring love of sometimes fanatical degree in others.
>
> He is generally superficially charming and often makes a striking
> impression as possessed of the noblest of human qualities. He makes
> friends easily, and is very manipulative, using his ability with words
> to talk his way out of trouble. Many psychopaths love to be admired
> and bask in the adulation of others.
>
> With the lack of love, there is also a lack of empathy. The psychopath
> is unable to feel sorry for others in unfortunate situations or put
> himself in another's place, whether or not they have been harmed by
> him.[Gordon Banks]
>
>
> How Psychopaths View The World
> Not only do they covet possessions and power, but they gain special
> pleasure in usurping and taking from others (a symbolic sibling, for
> example); what they can plagiarize, swindle, and extort are fruits far
> sweeter than those they can earn through honest labor.
>
> And once having drained what they can from one source, they turn to
> another to exploit, bleed, and then cast aside; their pleasure in the
> misfortune of others is unquenchable. People are used as a means to an
> end; they are to be subordinated and demeaned so that the antisocial
> can vindicate themselves...
>
> The causes of this sociopathic disorder have been narrowed to several
> factors through research. One of the primary causes of sociopathic
> behavior is believed to be neurological abnormalities mainly in the
> frontal lobe of the brain. This area is also related to fear
> conditioning. The abnormal anatomy or chemical activity within this
> area of the brain may be caused by abnormal growth (possibly genetic),
> brain disease, or injury. This theory has been supported by much
> research using positron emission tomography (PET) which visually shows
> the metabolic activity of neurons within the brain (Sabbatini, 1998).
>
> The amygdalae, two small regions buried near the base of the brain,
> have long been known to affect aggression, sexuality and recklessness.
> Recently, they have also been shown to affect how people interpret the
> emotions of others. Subtle damage to the amygdalae may explain many of
> the characteristics of psychopaths - including the difficulty of
> getting through to them emotionally. It may be that they simply cannot
> "see" emotions in others. [Are You Married to a Psychopath?]
>
> The psychopath is a manipulator, who knows exactly what makes us tick
> and knows how to manipulate and influence our feelings.
>
> They have the talent to spot "kind, caring" women.
>
> Mimicry is often used to convince others that the psychopath is a
> normal human being. He does this to create a false empathy with his
> victim. The psychopath will try to make you believe he has normal
> emotions by spinning some sad tale or professing profound, moving
> experiences; the truth is, most psychopaths go through life as in an
> incubator, touched by few and having no real compassion for others;
> but they will lie to convince you that they have normal emotions.
>
> The pity factor is one reason why victims often fall for these "poor"
> people.
>
> Lying is like breathing to the psychopath. When caught in a lie and
> challenged, they make up new lies, and don't care if they're found
> out. As Hare states,
>
> "Lying, deceiving, and manipulation are natural talents for
> psychopaths...When caught in a lie or challenged with the truth, they
> are seldom perplexed or embarrassed -- they simply change their
> stories or attempt to rework the facts so that they appear to be
> consistent with the lie. The results are a series of contradictory
> statements and a thoroughly confused listener." [Hare].
>
> Often, their behavior serves to confuse and repress their victims, or
> to influence anyone who might listen to the psychopath's side of the
> story.
>
> Manipulation is the key to their conquests, and lying is one way they
> achieve this.



--
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There you go again, the little Psychopath, jealous, REALLY JEALOUS,
over the fact that I once own a '37 Lasalle, ranting over my documents,
possessions, successes, manliness, Super Southern California surfer body,
Christian family, and name. What a jealous little draft dodging senile
coward from 12.205.158.32 AT&T WorldNet Services ATT, Mediacom
Communications Corp MEDIACOMCC-12-205-156-0-GULF-BREEZE-Florida, that of
course, doesn't have a DD214, it had to have served our country for that.
Who's only way to get attention is to make a fool of its self, with its goat
obsession/fetish, where it writes via remailers, to no one's surprise. Like
when the other kids laughed at its attempt to use foul language in
elementary school play grounds, but its just gibberish. Too senile to
remember what he last wrote, like the rest of Florida. You remind me of a
little rat dog, like a Mexican Chiwawa with its senseless barking it's rabid
head off, me too, me too. And is too afraid to use your name, address, or
even sign your statement as any man would, totally worthless!
Posted pornography at:
As a member of the moral majority I know what porn is when I see it!
But now worth the time to forward this low life to: ,
, , , ,
for forgery.
I thought your attacks were just personal disagreements, but with
passing of my country's Independents Day, I realize these attacks are
stemming from my love of God and America, and that's what you've been doing
all along is declaring your hatred for the United States of America, with
each declaration of my signature, but just too cowardly to be a terrorist.
It's America, love it, or leave it, so get the f*ck out!
Considering the source, which you're a habitual lair, so these plus your
other accusations would be thrown out of court.
When are you going to take responsibility for yourself, and become a
man??????????
People that follow astrology, know the traits you have listed are a
hundred eighty out from any Capricorn.
Forwarded to: alt.binaries.pictures.autos, alt.binaries.automobile.pictures
groups so they may to see what an a**hole you really are!!!!!
Is this what your Psychologist wrote about you? They don't fit any
Capricorn, sounds like a spoil Leo.
You're a LIAR and never been in the Service much less Vietnam, as you
suggest!!!!!
If you think I'm a Psycho, then report me to my friends at the San Diego
Sheriffs Department.
I'm just really curious as to who you think will believe you over any
man responsible enough to list his name and address here and in every place
I know of????? All you can do is lie, as most everything you have said
contradicts it's self.
You know what they say, once a faggot coward, always a faggot coward.
I won't give up until traitors like you are gone from these groups I
participate and see you've pretty well killed this group I will devote my
life to reminding your groups who you are!!!!!!!
I would appreciate the name and address of these trolls, Square Wheel:
S0106000ea6ba70e7.vn.shawcable.net 24.86.24.251 and
24bit:
12.205.158.32 AT&T WorldNet Services ATT Mediacom Communications Corp. I
will keep your name in confidence, kindly email or

Sincerely,
Llewellyn W. (Bill) Hughes III
You're not fooling anyone, faggot! You need to get back in the hospital
before you hurt yourself or someone else.
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
http://www.billhughes.com/


"24Bit®" > wrote in message
...
>
> ANTISOCIAL PERSONALITY, SOCIOPATHY, AND PSYCHOPATHY
>
>
> Antisocial Personality Disorder (APD) is practically synonymous with
> criminal behavior, but as with all distributions of a disease or
> whatever in a population, it is probable that the majority of people
> with this particular affliction are law-abiding. Aging,
> overinvolvements, and/or relationships might hold sway over the
> control (or lack of control) in these kind of people, and although
> approaching the study of offenders from a relationship & personality
> disorders point of view may or may not be productive, Dr. Drew is
> probably an adequate source of information on such matters. Dr.
> Drew's theory (and one with wide ramifications since he pretty much
> defines an antisocial tendency as thinking about one's self first) is
> that women with certain kinds of disorders, like borderline
> personality disorders, tend to be attracted to and hook up with men
> who manifest symptoms of psychopathic personality disorder (see
> Lecture on BPD & OCD) and that such match-ups may or may not be
> dysfunctional. On the other hand, the field of criminology tends to
> treat APD as so synonymous, in fact, with criminal behavior that
> practically all convicted criminals (65-75%) have it, with
> criminologists often referring to it as a "wastebasket" category.
> Antisocials come is all shapes and sizes, and psychologists consider
> the juvenile version of it to be a juvenile conduct disorder. The main
> characteristic of it is a complete and utter disregard for the rights
> of others and the rules of society. They seldom show anxiety and don't
> feel guilt. Although many people would hope that there's an effective
> treatment, there's really no effective treatment for them other than
> locking them up in a secure facility with such rigid rules that they
> cannot talk their way out. A full list of APD traits would include:
>
>
>
> "List of Antisocial Personality Disorder Traits"
>
> Sense of entitlement; Unremorseful; Apathetic to others;
> Unconscionable behavior; Blameful of others; Manipulative and conning;
> Affectively cold; Disparate understanding; Socially irresponsible;
> Disregardful of obligations; Nonconforming to norms; Irresponsible.
>
> whereas the DSM-IV "clinical" features of Antisocial Personality
> Disorder (with a person having at least three of these
> characteristics) a
>
>
> "Clinical Symptoms for an Antisocial Personality Disorder
> Diagnosis"
>
> 1. Failure to conform to social norms;
> 2. Deceitfulness, manipulativeness;
> 3. Impulsivity, failure to plan ahead;
> 4. Irritability, aggressiveness;
> 5. Reckless disregard for the safety of self or others;
> 6. Consistent irresponsibility;
> 7. Lack of remorse after having hurt, mistreated, or stolen from
> another person.
>
>
>
> Sociopathy is chiefly characterized by something wrong with the
> person's conscience. They either don't have one, it's full of holes
> like Swiss cheese, or they are somehow able to completely neutralize
> or negate any sense of conscience or future time perspective.
> Sociopaths only care about fulfilling their own needs and desires -
> selfishness and egocentricity to the extreme. Everything and everybody
> else is mentally twisted around in their minds as objects to be used
> in fulfilling their own needs and desires. They often believe they are
> doing something good for society, or at least nothing that bad. The
> term "sociopath" is frequently used by psychologists and sociologists
> alike in referring to persons whose unsocialized character is due
> primarily to parental failures (usually fatherlessness) rather than an
> inherent feature of temperament. Lykken (1995), for example, clearly
> distinguishes between the sociopath (who is socialized into becoming a
> psychopath) and a "true" psychopath (who is born that way). However,
> this may only describe the "common sociopath", as there are at least
> four (4) different subtypes -- common, alienated, aggressive, and
> dyssocial. Commons are characterized mostly by their lack of
> conscience; the alienated by their inability to love or be loved;
> aggressives by a consistent sadistic streak; and dyssocials by an
> ability to abide by gang rules, as long as those rules are the wrong
> rules. As Stout (2005) indicates, it only takes three of the following
> to be defined as a sociopath, and some common sociopathic traits
> include:
>
> "List of Common Sociopathic Traits"
>
> Egocentricity; Callousness; Impulsivity; Conscience defect;
> Exaggerated sexuality; Excessive boasting; Risk taking; Inability to
> resist temptation; Antagonistic, deprecating attitude toward the
> opposite sex; Lack of interest in bonding with a mate.
>
>
> Psychopathy is a concept subject to much debate, but is usually
> defined as a constellation of affective, interpersonal, and behavioral
> characteristics including egocentricity; impulsivity;
> irresponsibility; shallow emotions; lack of empathy, guilt, or
> remorse; pathological lying; manipulativeness; and the persistent
> violation of social norms and expectations (Cleckley 1976; Hare 1993).
> The crimes of psychopaths are usually stone-cold, remorseless killings
> for no apparent reason. They cold-bloodedly take what they want and do
> as they please without the slightest sense of guilt or regret. In many
> ways, they are natural-born intraspecies predators who satisfy their
> lust for power and control by charm, manipulation, intimidation, and
> violence. While almost all societies would regard them as criminals
> (the exception being frontier or warlike societies where they might
> become heroes, patriots, or leaders), it's important to distinguish
> their behavior from criminal behavior. As a common axiom goes in
> psychology, MOST PSYCHOPATHS ARE ANTISOCIAL PERSONALITIES BUT NOT ALL
> ANTISOCIAL PERSONALITIES ARE PSYCHOPATHS. This is because APD is
> defined mainly by behaviors (Factor 2 antisocial behaviors) and
> doesn't tap the affective/interpersonal dimensions (Factor 1 core
> psychopathic features, narcissism) of psychopathy. Further, criminals
> and APDs tend to "age out" of crime; psychopaths do not, and are at
> high risk of recidivism. Psychopaths love to intellectualize in
> treatment with their half-baked understanding of rules. Like the Star
> Trek character, Spock, their reasoning cannot handle any mix of
> cognition and emotion. They are calculating predators who, when
> trapped, will attempt escape, create a nuisance and danger to staff,
> be a disruptive influence on other patients or inmates, and fake
> symptoms to get transferred, bouncing back and forth between
> institutions. The common features of psychopathic traits (the PCL-R
> items) a
>
>
> "List of Common Psychopathic Traits"
>
> Glib and superficial charm; Grandiose sense of self-worth; Need for
> stimulation; Pathological lying; Conning and manipulativeness; Lack of
> remorse or guilt; Shallow affect; Callousness and lack of empathy;
> Parasitic lifestyle; Poor behavioral controls; Promiscuous sexual
> behavior; Early behavior problems; Lack of realistic, long-term goals;
> Impulsivity; Irresponsibility; Failure to accept responsibility for
> own actions; Many short-term marital relationships; Juvenile
> delinquency; Revocation of conditional release; Criminal versatility.
>
>
> "DETAILED ANALYSIS OF ANTISOCIAL PERSONALITY DISORDER"
>
>
> The diagnosis of APD has long been controversial. The criteria for
> it seem to change with each and every new edition of the Diagnostic
> and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-I 1968; DSM-II 1976;
> DSM-III 1980; DSM-III-R 1987; DSM-IV 1994). The diagnosis was
> substantially changed with DSM-III when the APA decided to distinguish
> between child and adult characteristics, and essentially substituted
> behavioral criteria (like truancy or law violations) for personality
> criteria (like callousness and selfishness). In the DSM-III-R (R for
> Revised), the focus was on violence and a list of violent acts
> (fighting, cruelty to others, cruelty to animals). The current DSM-IV
> approach essentially says that anything which is not sociopathy,
> psychopathy or dyssocial personality disorder is antisocial
> personality disorder, but there is considerable overlap. The
> diagnostic possibilities are endless; there are at least 3 million
> possible variations of symptoms on at least 62 different measurable
> items.
>
> Ongoing research is quite prolific into the factor or principal
> components analysis of APD characteristics. Most forensic experts
> believe there are 3-4 factors (groupings of symptoms). One factor
> involves symptoms that cluster around what might be called a Lack of
> Planning (promiscuous, irresponsible, impulsive traits and behavior).
> Another factor clusters around the notion of Disregard for Others. A
> third factor is clearly related to Adult Criminality. A fourth factor
> is clearly related to Juvenile Delinquency. Impulsivity appears to be
> a prototypical (core) feature, but it can take many forms. Definitions
> of impulsivity are numerous -- a tendency to act without reflection;
> dysfunctional information processing; a tendency for risk taking;
> sensation seeking; and an inability to sustain attention. Rating
> scales are easily available to measure these.
>
> The incidence of APD is twice as high for inner-city residents
> than in small towns or rural areas, and five times higher in males
> than in females. It affects people in all social classes, but if
> someone with APD is born into a family of wealth and privilege, they
> will usually manage to eek out a successful business or political
> career. Poorer people with APD tend to wind up in state prison
> systems. Since African-Americans are seven times more likely to be
> represented in state prison systems, it's tempting to speculate the
> incidence of APD among African-Americans is high. However, there are
> most likely other causes of crime among African-Americans (like
> unemployment and racism). The fact is that most of the current prison
> population, white or black, shares the APD diagnosis. All it takes is
> a juvenile record, an adult offense career, aggressivity, impulsivity,
> a checkered work history, and/or lack of demonstrable repentance.
> These can be easily found in almost any prison inmate's dossier.
>
> One of the things closely related to APD is the comorbidity of
> alcoholism and narcotic addiction. Some of the criteria for a
> substance abuse disorder are very similar: theft, hazardous behavior,
> failure to fulfill role functions in home, school, and work. A strong
> correlation exists between substance abuse and factor 2 (antisocial
> behaviors) of the psychopathy construct. APDs with a drug addiction
> have some serious substance abuse problems -- the kind that lead to
> death by overdose or accident within five years. Are APD and narcotic
> addiction part of the same disorder, does one lead to the other, or
> are they are spuriously linked together? From what little research
> there is, it appears that most of the time, APD precedes narcotic
> addiction, although some of the time, addiction leads to APD
> behaviors. People with such comorbid characteristics also usually have
> undiagnosed other Axis I and Axis II disorders.
>
>
> "DETAILED ANALYSIS OF THE SOCIOPATH"
>
>
> From the wild Irish slums of the 19th Century Eastern seaboard to
> the riot-torn anomic neighborhoods of Los Angeles, our society has
> always produced sociopaths who are quite often the products of
> illegitimacy, broken homes, and a lack of any bonding with male or
> societal authority. Some 70% of sociopaths come from fatherless homes.
> Father absence produces many consequences similar to the symptoms of
> sociopathy -- early, precocious sexuality; antagonistic, deprecating
> attitude toward the opposite sex; lack of interest in bonding with a
> durable, stable mate; aggressive acting-out; excessive boasting; and
> risk-taking behavior. Some 30% of children today are born
> out-of-wedlock, and another 30% live in divorced homes. These
> conditions - a problem of unsocialization - produce sociopathy.
> Furthermore, sociopaths tend to reproduce themselves, that is, they
> produce more than own their share of illegitimate offspring
> themselves.
>
> So what is a sociopath? You won't find criteria in the DSM IV or
> official psychiatric nomenclature, but the construct refers to the
> largest subgroup of APDs. Most are males, but an increasing number are
> female. They have otherwise normal temperaments (as opposed to
> psychopaths who have abnormal temperaments). Some are aggressive,
> fearless sensation seekers, and others are Machiavellian manipulators.
> A Machiavellian is a personality type who is a cross between an
> antisocial personality and a narcissist, and someone who also has an
> extremely high sense of entitlement. The one thing that all
> sociopaths have in common is that they are "too much" to handle for
> their parents or anyone else. It's common to refer to them as
> unsocialized, but the dyssocial sociopath does socialize to the mores
> and values of a dyssocial outgroup, like a gang. Let's explore the
> four (4) subtypes of sociopaths:
>
> COMMON SOCIOPATHS are the largest subtype and have a weak or
> unelaborated conscience. They are not ashamed by the same things as
> you or I would be ashamed of. They are like feral children grown up,
> taking pleasures and gratifying impulses at every opportunity or
> temptation. They especially enjoy and take pride in bending or
> breaking the rules. As teenagers, they are often runaways. As adults,
> they are often geographically mobile, living in shelters, or taking
> advantage of welfare systems. They are experienced shoplifters. They
> have quite active sex lives. They are usually of average intelligence,
> but don't do well in school and never seem to break out of low-paying
> dead-end jobs. Nevertheless, they seem genuinely happy with their
> lives, unburdened by any sense of negative self-worth or the fact that
> they have not been a functional, contributing member of society.
>
> ALIENATED SOCIOPATHS have never developed the ability to love,
> empathize, or affiliate in real life with another person. They will
> show more emotion toward their pet or a personal artifact than toward
> a person. Or, they may hate animals and live out their emotional life
> by watching TV (identification with soap opera characters is a common
> pattern). Dating and marriage relationships will be very barren and
> empty. They won't get along with the neighbors. They live in a shell.
> They have a cold, callous attitude toward human suffering or any
> social problem in the society they live in. They just don't care
> because it's outside their range of empathy. Most will believe they
> are justified in this because they feel they were cheated in some way
> themselves by society, and a few will be more than happy to rant and
> rave about it to anyone who listens. They are chronic complainers, and
> underneath it all, they would like to see nothing better than all of
> society destroyed.
>
> AGGRESSIVE SOCIOPATHS derive strong, yet nonperverse gratification
> from harming others. They like to hurt, frighten, tyrannize, bully,
> and manipulate. They do it for a sense of power and control, and will
> often only drop subtle hints about what they are up to. They polish
> their aggressive, domineering manner in such a way to disguise any
> intimidation others might feel. They seek out positions of power, such
> as parent, teacher, bureaucrat, supervisor, or police officer. Their
> style is one of passive aggression as they systematically go about
> sabotaging the ideas of others to get their ideas in place. In their
> spare time, they like to hunt or occasionally do sadistic things like
> find stray dogs and cut them up. They are usually effective at getting
> their way, and are especially vindictive if resisted or crossed. They
> don't follow the social norm of reciprocity like others do.
>
> DYSSOCIAL SOCIOPATHS identify and hold an allegiance with a
> dyssocial, outcast, or predatory subculture. Any subculture will do,
> as long as it runs counter to established authority. They are capable
> of intense loyalty, and even a feeling of guilt and shame, within such
> limited circles. They seem to continually fall upon bad luck and bad
> companions, however. While they will constantly complain that none of
> this is their fault, behind it all is a kind of self-defeating
> mechanism in the poor choices they made themselves.
>
>
> "DETAILED ANALYSIS OF THE PSYCHOPATH"
>
>
> Psychopaths cannot be understood in terms of antisocial rearing or
> development. They are simply morally depraved individuals who
> represent the "monsters" in our society. They are unstoppable and
> untreatable predators whose violence is planned, purposeful and
> emotionless. The violence continues until it reaches a plateau at age
> 50 or so, then tapers off. Their emotionlessness reflects a detached,
> fearless, and possibly dissociated state, revealing a lower autonomic
> nervous system and lack of anxiety. It's difficult to say what
> motivates them - control and dominance possibly - since their life
> history will usually show no bonds with others nor much rhyme to their
> reason (other than the planning of violence). They tend to operate
> with a grandiose demeanor, an attitude of entitlement, an insatiable
> appetite, and a tendency toward sadism. Fearlessness is probably the
> prototypical (core) characteristic (the low-fear hypothesis). It's
> helpful to think of them as high-speed vehicles with ineffective
> brakes. Certain organic (brain) disorders and hormonal imbalances
> mimic the state of mind of a psychopath.
>
> There are four (4) different subtypes of psychopaths. The oldest
> distinction was made by Cleckley back in 1941 between primary and
> secondary. However, we'll explore the other two subtypes first:
>
> DISTEMPERED PSYCHOPATHS are the kind that seem to fly into a rage
> or frenzy more easily and more often than other subtypes. Their frenzy
> will resemble an epileptic fit. They are also usually men with
> incredibly strong sex drives, capable of astonishing feats of sexual
> energy, and seemingly obsessed by sexual urges during a large part of
> their waking lives. Powerful cravings also seem to characterize them,
> as in drug addiction, kleptomania, pedophilia, any illicit or illegal
> indulgence. They like the endorphin "high" or "rush" off of excitement
> and risk-taking. The serial-rapist-murderer known as the Boston
> Strangler was such a psychopath.
>
> CHARISMATIC PSYCHOPATHS are charming, attractive liars. They are
> usually gifted at some talent or another, and they use it to their
> advantage in manipulating others. They are usually fast-talkers, and
> possess an almost demonic ability to persuade others out of everything
> they own, even their lives. Leaders of religious sects or cults, for
> example, might be psychopaths if they lead their followers to their
> deaths. This subtype often comes to believe in their own fictions.
> They are irresistible.
>
> PRIMARY PSYCHOPATHS do not respond to punishment, apprehension,
> stress, or disapproval. They seem to be able to inhibit their
> antisocial impulses most of the time, not because of conscience, but
> because it suits their purpose at the time. Words do not seem to have
> the same meaning for them as they do for us. In fact, it's unclear if
> they even grasp the meaning of their own words, a condition that
> Cleckley called "semantic aphasia." They don't follow any life plan,
> and it seems as if they are incapable of experiencing any genuine
> emotion.
>
> SECONDARY PSYCHOPATHS are risk-takers, but are also more likely to
> be stress-reactive, worriers, and guilt-prone. They expose themselves
> to more stress than the average person, but they are as vulnerable to
> stress as the average person. They are daring, adventurous,
> unconventional people who began playing by their own rules early in
> life. They are strongly driven by a desire to escape or avoid pain,
> but are unable to resist temptation. As their anxiety increases toward
> some forbidden object, so does their attraction to it. They live their
> lives by the lure of temptation.
>
> Hare's PCL-R 20-item checklist is based on Cleckley's 16-item
> checklist, and the following is a discussion of the concepts in the
> PCL-R:
>
> 1. GLIB and SUPERFICIAL CHARM -- the tendency to be smooth, engaging,
> charming, slick, and verbally facile. Psychopathic charm is not in the
> least shy, self-conscious, or afraid to say anything. A psychopath
> never gets tongue-tied. They have freed themselves from the social
> conventions about taking turns in talking, for example.
>
> 2. GRANDIOSE SELF-WORTH -- a grossly inflated view of one's abilities
> and self-worth, self-assured, opinionated, cocky, a braggart.
> Psychopaths are arrogant people who believe they are superior human
> beings.
>
> 3. NEED FOR STIMULATION or PRONENESS TO BOREDOM -- an excessive need
> for novel, thrilling, and exciting stimulation; taking chances and
> doing things that are risky. Psychopaths often have a low
> self-discipline in carrying tasks through to completion because they
> get bored easily. They fail to work at the same job for any length of
> time, for example, or to finish tasks that they consider dull or
> routine.
>
> 4. PATHOLOGICAL LYING -- can be moderate or high; in moderate form,
> they will be shrewd, crafty, cunning, sly, and clever; in extreme
> form, they will be deceptive, deceitful, underhanded, unscrupulous,
> manipulative, and dishonest.
>
> 5. CONNING AND MANIPULATIVENESS- the use of deceit and deception to
> cheat, con, or defraud others for personal gain; distinguished from
> Item #4 in the degree to which exploitation and callous ruthlessness
> is present, as reflected in a lack of concern for the feelings and
> suffering of one's victims.
>
> 6. LACK OF REMORSE OR GUILT -- a lack of feelings or concern for the
> losses, pain, and suffering of victims; a tendency to be unconcerned,
> dispassionate, coldhearted, and unempathic. This item is usually
> demonstrated by a disdain for one's victims.
>
> 7. SHALLOW AFFECT -- emotional poverty or a limited range or depth of
> feelings; interpersonal coldness in spite of signs of open
> gregariousness.
>
> 8. CALLOUSNESS and LACK OF EMPATHY -- a lack of feelings toward people
> in general; cold, contemptuous, inconsiderate, and tactless.
>
> 9. PARASITIC LIFESTYLE -- an intentional, manipulative, selfish, and
> exploitative financial dependence on others as reflected in a lack of
> motivation, low self-discipline, and inability to begin or complete
> responsibilities.
>
> 10. POOR BEHAVIORAL CONTROLS -- expressions of irritability,
> annoyance, impatience, threats, aggression, and verbal abuse;
> inadequate control of anger and temper; acting hastily.
>
> 11. PROMISCUOUS SEXUAL BEHAVIOR -- a variety of brief, superficial
> relations, numerous affairs, and an indiscriminate selection of sexual
> partners; the maintenance of several relationships at the same time; a
> history of attempts to sexually coerce others into sexual activity or
> taking great pride at discussing sexual exploits or conquests.
>
> 12. EARLY BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS -- a variety of behaviors prior to age 13,
> including lying, theft, cheating, vandalism, bullying, sexual
> activity, fire-setting, glue-sniffing, alcohol use, and running away
> from home.
>
> 13. LACK OF REALISTIC, LONG-TERM GOALS -- an inability or persistent
> failure to develop and execute long-term plans and goals; a nomadic
> existence, aimless, lacking direction in life.
>
> 14. IMPULSIVITY -- the occurrence of behaviors that are unpremeditated
> and lack reflection or planning; inability to resist temptation,
> frustrations, and urges; a lack of deliberation without considering
> the consequences; foolhardy, rash, unpredictable, erratic, and
> reckless.
>
> 15. IRRESPONSIBILITY -- repeated failure to fulfill or honor
> obligations and commitments; such as not paying bills, defaulting on
> loans, performing sloppy work, being absent or late to work, failing
> to honor contractual agreements.
>
> 16. FAILURE TO ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY FOR OWN ACTIONS -- a failure to
> accept responsibility for one's actions reflected in low
> conscientiousness, an absence of dutifulness, antagonistic
> manipulation, denial of responsibility, and an effort to manipulate
> others through this denial.
>
> 17. MANY SHORT-TERM MARITAL RELATIONSHIPS -- a lack of commitment to a
> long-term relationship reflected in inconsistent, undependable, and
> unreliable commitments in life, including marital.
>
> 18. JUVENILE DELINQUENCY -- behavior problems between the ages of
> 13-18; mostly behaviors that are crimes or clearly involve aspects of
> antagonism, exploitation, aggression, manipulation, or a callous,
> ruthless tough-mindedness.
>
> 19. REVOCATION OF CONDITION RELEASE -- a revocation of probation or
> other conditional release due to technical violations, such as
> carelessness, low deliberation, or failing to appear.
>
> 20. CRIMINAL VERSATILITY -- a diversity of types of criminal offenses,
> regardless if the person has been arrested or convicted for them;
> taking great pride at getting away with crimes.
>
>
>
>



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There you go again, the little Psychopath, jealous, REALLY JEALOUS,
over the fact that I once own a '37 Lasalle, ranting over my documents,
possessions, successes, manliness, Super Southern California surfer body,
Christian family, and name. What a jealous little draft dodging senile
coward from 12.205.158.32 AT&T WorldNet Services ATT, Mediacom
Communications Corp MEDIACOMCC-12-205-156-0-GULF-BREEZE-Florida, that of
course, doesn't have a DD214, it had to have served our country for that.
Who's only way to get attention is to make a fool of its self, with its goat
obsession/fetish, where it writes via remailers, to no one's surprise. Like
when the other kids laughed at its attempt to use foul language in
elementary school play grounds, but its just gibberish. Too senile to
remember what he last wrote, like the rest of Florida. You remind me of a
little rat dog, like a Mexican Chiwawa with its senseless barking it's rabid
head off, me too, me too. And is too afraid to use your name, address, or
even sign your statement as any man would, totally worthless!
Posted pornography at:
As a member of the moral majority I know what porn is when I see it!
But now worth the time to forward this low life to: ,
, , , ,
for forgery.
I thought your attacks were just personal disagreements, but with
passing of my country's Independents Day, I realize these attacks are
stemming from my love of God and America, and that's what you've been doing
all along is declaring your hatred for the United States of America, with
each declaration of my signature, but just too cowardly to be a terrorist.
It's America, love it, or leave it, so get the f*ck out!
Considering the source, which you're a habitual lair, so these plus your
other accusations would be thrown out of court.
When are you going to take responsibility for yourself, and become a
man??????????
People that follow astrology, know the traits you have listed are a
hundred eighty out from any Capricorn.
Forwarded to: alt.binaries.pictures.autos, alt.binaries.automobile.pictures
groups so they may to see what an a**hole you really are!!!!!
Is this what your Psychologist wrote about you? They don't fit any
Capricorn, sounds like a spoil Leo.
You're a LIAR and never been in the Service much less Vietnam, as you
suggest!!!!!
If you think I'm a Psycho, then report me to my friends at the San Diego
Sheriffs Department.
I'm just really curious as to who you think will believe you over any
man responsible enough to list his name and address here and in every place
I know of????? All you can do is lie, as most everything you have said
contradicts it's self.
You know what they say, once a faggot coward, always a faggot coward.
I won't give up until traitors like you are gone from these groups I
participate and see you've pretty well killed this group I will devote my
life to reminding your groups who you are!!!!!!!
I would appreciate the name and address of these trolls, Square Wheel:
S0106000ea6ba70e7.vn.shawcable.net 24.86.24.251 and
24bit:
12.205.158.32 AT&T WorldNet Services ATT Mediacom Communications Corp. I
will keep your name in confidence, kindly email or

Sincerely,
Llewellyn W. (Bill) Hughes III
You're not fooling anyone, faggot! You need to get back in the hospital
before you hurt yourself or someone else.
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
http://www.billhughes.com/


"24Bit®" > wrote in message
...
>
> ANTISOCIAL PERSONALITY, SOCIOPATHY, AND PSYCHOPATHY
>
>
> Antisocial Personality Disorder (APD) is practically synonymous with
> criminal behavior, but as with all distributions of a disease or
> whatever in a population, it is probable that the majority of people
> with this particular affliction are law-abiding. Aging,
> overinvolvements, and/or relationships might hold sway over the
> control (or lack of control) in these kind of people, and although
> approaching the study of offenders from a relationship & personality
> disorders point of view may or may not be productive, Dr. Drew is
> probably an adequate source of information on such matters. Dr.
> Drew's theory (and one with wide ramifications since he pretty much
> defines an antisocial tendency as thinking about one's self first) is
> that women with certain kinds of disorders, like borderline
> personality disorders, tend to be attracted to and hook up with men
> who manifest symptoms of psychopathic personality disorder (see
> Lecture on BPD & OCD) and that such match-ups may or may not be
> dysfunctional. On the other hand, the field of criminology tends to
> treat APD as so synonymous, in fact, with criminal behavior that
> practically all convicted criminals (65-75%) have it, with
> criminologists often referring to it as a "wastebasket" category.
> Antisocials come is all shapes and sizes, and psychologists consider
> the juvenile version of it to be a juvenile conduct disorder. The main
> characteristic of it is a complete and utter disregard for the rights
> of others and the rules of society. They seldom show anxiety and don't
> feel guilt. Although many people would hope that there's an effective
> treatment, there's really no effective treatment for them other than
> locking them up in a secure facility with such rigid rules that they
> cannot talk their way out. A full list of APD traits would include:
>
>
>
> "List of Antisocial Personality Disorder Traits"
>
> Sense of entitlement; Unremorseful; Apathetic to others;
> Unconscionable behavior; Blameful of others; Manipulative and conning;
> Affectively cold; Disparate understanding; Socially irresponsible;
> Disregardful of obligations; Nonconforming to norms; Irresponsible.
>
> whereas the DSM-IV "clinical" features of Antisocial Personality
> Disorder (with a person having at least three of these
> characteristics) a
>
>
> "Clinical Symptoms for an Antisocial Personality Disorder
> Diagnosis"
>
> 1. Failure to conform to social norms;
> 2. Deceitfulness, manipulativeness;
> 3. Impulsivity, failure to plan ahead;
> 4. Irritability, aggressiveness;
> 5. Reckless disregard for the safety of self or others;
> 6. Consistent irresponsibility;
> 7. Lack of remorse after having hurt, mistreated, or stolen from
> another person.
>
>
>
> Sociopathy is chiefly characterized by something wrong with the
> person's conscience. They either don't have one, it's full of holes
> like Swiss cheese, or they are somehow able to completely neutralize
> or negate any sense of conscience or future time perspective.
> Sociopaths only care about fulfilling their own needs and desires -
> selfishness and egocentricity to the extreme. Everything and everybody
> else is mentally twisted around in their minds as objects to be used
> in fulfilling their own needs and desires. They often believe they are
> doing something good for society, or at least nothing that bad. The
> term "sociopath" is frequently used by psychologists and sociologists
> alike in referring to persons whose unsocialized character is due
> primarily to parental failures (usually fatherlessness) rather than an
> inherent feature of temperament. Lykken (1995), for example, clearly
> distinguishes between the sociopath (who is socialized into becoming a
> psychopath) and a "true" psychopath (who is born that way). However,
> this may only describe the "common sociopath", as there are at least
> four (4) different subtypes -- common, alienated, aggressive, and
> dyssocial. Commons are characterized mostly by their lack of
> conscience; the alienated by their inability to love or be loved;
> aggressives by a consistent sadistic streak; and dyssocials by an
> ability to abide by gang rules, as long as those rules are the wrong
> rules. As Stout (2005) indicates, it only takes three of the following
> to be defined as a sociopath, and some common sociopathic traits
> include:
>
> "List of Common Sociopathic Traits"
>
> Egocentricity; Callousness; Impulsivity; Conscience defect;
> Exaggerated sexuality; Excessive boasting; Risk taking; Inability to
> resist temptation; Antagonistic, deprecating attitude toward the
> opposite sex; Lack of interest in bonding with a mate.
>
>
> Psychopathy is a concept subject to much debate, but is usually
> defined as a constellation of affective, interpersonal, and behavioral
> characteristics including egocentricity; impulsivity;
> irresponsibility; shallow emotions; lack of empathy, guilt, or
> remorse; pathological lying; manipulativeness; and the persistent
> violation of social norms and expectations (Cleckley 1976; Hare 1993).
> The crimes of psychopaths are usually stone-cold, remorseless killings
> for no apparent reason. They cold-bloodedly take what they want and do
> as they please without the slightest sense of guilt or regret. In many
> ways, they are natural-born intraspecies predators who satisfy their
> lust for power and control by charm, manipulation, intimidation, and
> violence. While almost all societies would regard them as criminals
> (the exception being frontier or warlike societies where they might
> become heroes, patriots, or leaders), it's important to distinguish
> their behavior from criminal behavior. As a common axiom goes in
> psychology, MOST PSYCHOPATHS ARE ANTISOCIAL PERSONALITIES BUT NOT ALL
> ANTISOCIAL PERSONALITIES ARE PSYCHOPATHS. This is because APD is
> defined mainly by behaviors (Factor 2 antisocial behaviors) and
> doesn't tap the affective/interpersonal dimensions (Factor 1 core
> psychopathic features, narcissism) of psychopathy. Further, criminals
> and APDs tend to "age out" of crime; psychopaths do not, and are at
> high risk of recidivism. Psychopaths love to intellectualize in
> treatment with their half-baked understanding of rules. Like the Star
> Trek character, Spock, their reasoning cannot handle any mix of
> cognition and emotion. They are calculating predators who, when
> trapped, will attempt escape, create a nuisance and danger to staff,
> be a disruptive influence on other patients or inmates, and fake
> symptoms to get transferred, bouncing back and forth between
> institutions. The common features of psychopathic traits (the PCL-R
> items) a
>
>
> "List of Common Psychopathic Traits"
>
> Glib and superficial charm; Grandiose sense of self-worth; Need for
> stimulation; Pathological lying; Conning and manipulativeness; Lack of
> remorse or guilt; Shallow affect; Callousness and lack of empathy;
> Parasitic lifestyle; Poor behavioral controls; Promiscuous sexual
> behavior; Early behavior problems; Lack of realistic, long-term goals;
> Impulsivity; Irresponsibility; Failure to accept responsibility for
> own actions; Many short-term marital relationships; Juvenile
> delinquency; Revocation of conditional release; Criminal versatility.
>
>
> "DETAILED ANALYSIS OF ANTISOCIAL PERSONALITY DISORDER"
>
>
> The diagnosis of APD has long been controversial. The criteria for
> it seem to change with each and every new edition of the Diagnostic
> and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-I 1968; DSM-II 1976;
> DSM-III 1980; DSM-III-R 1987; DSM-IV 1994). The diagnosis was
> substantially changed with DSM-III when the APA decided to distinguish
> between child and adult characteristics, and essentially substituted
> behavioral criteria (like truancy or law violations) for personality
> criteria (like callousness and selfishness). In the DSM-III-R (R for
> Revised), the focus was on violence and a list of violent acts
> (fighting, cruelty to others, cruelty to animals). The current DSM-IV
> approach essentially says that anything which is not sociopathy,
> psychopathy or dyssocial personality disorder is antisocial
> personality disorder, but there is considerable overlap. The
> diagnostic possibilities are endless; there are at least 3 million
> possible variations of symptoms on at least 62 different measurable
> items.
>
> Ongoing research is quite prolific into the factor or principal
> components analysis of APD characteristics. Most forensic experts
> believe there are 3-4 factors (groupings of symptoms). One factor
> involves symptoms that cluster around what might be called a Lack of
> Planning (promiscuous, irresponsible, impulsive traits and behavior).
> Another factor clusters around the notion of Disregard for Others. A
> third factor is clearly related to Adult Criminality. A fourth factor
> is clearly related to Juvenile Delinquency. Impulsivity appears to be
> a prototypical (core) feature, but it can take many forms. Definitions
> of impulsivity are numerous -- a tendency to act without reflection;
> dysfunctional information processing; a tendency for risk taking;
> sensation seeking; and an inability to sustain attention. Rating
> scales are easily available to measure these.
>
> The incidence of APD is twice as high for inner-city residents
> than in small towns or rural areas, and five times higher in males
> than in females. It affects people in all social classes, but if
> someone with APD is born into a family of wealth and privilege, they
> will usually manage to eek out a successful business or political
> career. Poorer people with APD tend to wind up in state prison
> systems. Since African-Americans are seven times more likely to be
> represented in state prison systems, it's tempting to speculate the
> incidence of APD among African-Americans is high. However, there are
> most likely other causes of crime among African-Americans (like
> unemployment and racism). The fact is that most of the current prison
> population, white or black, shares the APD diagnosis. All it takes is
> a juvenile record, an adult offense career, aggressivity, impulsivity,
> a checkered work history, and/or lack of demonstrable repentance.
> These can be easily found in almost any prison inmate's dossier.
>
> One of the things closely related to APD is the comorbidity of
> alcoholism and narcotic addiction. Some of the criteria for a
> substance abuse disorder are very similar: theft, hazardous behavior,
> failure to fulfill role functions in home, school, and work. A strong
> correlation exists between substance abuse and factor 2 (antisocial
> behaviors) of the psychopathy construct. APDs with a drug addiction
> have some serious substance abuse problems -- the kind that lead to
> death by overdose or accident within five years. Are APD and narcotic
> addiction part of the same disorder, does one lead to the other, or
> are they are spuriously linked together? From what little research
> there is, it appears that most of the time, APD precedes narcotic
> addiction, although some of the time, addiction leads to APD
> behaviors. People with such comorbid characteristics also usually have
> undiagnosed other Axis I and Axis II disorders.
>
>
> "DETAILED ANALYSIS OF THE SOCIOPATH"
>
>
> From the wild Irish slums of the 19th Century Eastern seaboard to
> the riot-torn anomic neighborhoods of Los Angeles, our society has
> always produced sociopaths who are quite often the products of
> illegitimacy, broken homes, and a lack of any bonding with male or
> societal authority. Some 70% of sociopaths come from fatherless homes.
> Father absence produces many consequences similar to the symptoms of
> sociopathy -- early, precocious sexuality; antagonistic, deprecating
> attitude toward the opposite sex; lack of interest in bonding with a
> durable, stable mate; aggressive acting-out; excessive boasting; and
> risk-taking behavior. Some 30% of children today are born
> out-of-wedlock, and another 30% live in divorced homes. These
> conditions - a problem of unsocialization - produce sociopathy.
> Furthermore, sociopaths tend to reproduce themselves, that is, they
> produce more than own their share of illegitimate offspring
> themselves.
>
> So what is a sociopath? You won't find criteria in the DSM IV or
> official psychiatric nomenclature, but the construct refers to the
> largest subgroup of APDs. Most are males, but an increasing number are
> female. They have otherwise normal temperaments (as opposed to
> psychopaths who have abnormal temperaments). Some are aggressive,
> fearless sensation seekers, and others are Machiavellian manipulators.
> A Machiavellian is a personality type who is a cross between an
> antisocial personality and a narcissist, and someone who also has an
> extremely high sense of entitlement. The one thing that all
> sociopaths have in common is that they are "too much" to handle for
> their parents or anyone else. It's common to refer to them as
> unsocialized, but the dyssocial sociopath does socialize to the mores
> and values of a dyssocial outgroup, like a gang. Let's explore the
> four (4) subtypes of sociopaths:
>
> COMMON SOCIOPATHS are the largest subtype and have a weak or
> unelaborated conscience. They are not ashamed by the same things as
> you or I would be ashamed of. They are like feral children grown up,
> taking pleasures and gratifying impulses at every opportunity or
> temptation. They especially enjoy and take pride in bending or
> breaking the rules. As teenagers, they are often runaways. As adults,
> they are often geographically mobile, living in shelters, or taking
> advantage of welfare systems. They are experienced shoplifters. They
> have quite active sex lives. They are usually of average intelligence,
> but don't do well in school and never seem to break out of low-paying
> dead-end jobs. Nevertheless, they seem genuinely happy with their
> lives, unburdened by any sense of negative self-worth or the fact that
> they have not been a functional, contributing member of society.
>
> ALIENATED SOCIOPATHS have never developed the ability to love,
> empathize, or affiliate in real life with another person. They will
> show more emotion toward their pet or a personal artifact than toward
> a person. Or, they may hate animals and live out their emotional life
> by watching TV (identification with soap opera characters is a common
> pattern). Dating and marriage relationships will be very barren and
> empty. They won't get along with the neighbors. They live in a shell.
> They have a cold, callous attitude toward human suffering or any
> social problem in the society they live in. They just don't care
> because it's outside their range of empathy. Most will believe they
> are justified in this because they feel they were cheated in some way
> themselves by society, and a few will be more than happy to rant and
> rave about it to anyone who listens. They are chronic complainers, and
> underneath it all, they would like to see nothing better than all of
> society destroyed.
>
> AGGRESSIVE SOCIOPATHS derive strong, yet nonperverse gratification
> from harming others. They like to hurt, frighten, tyrannize, bully,
> and manipulate. They do it for a sense of power and control, and will
> often only drop subtle hints about what they are up to. They polish
> their aggressive, domineering manner in such a way to disguise any
> intimidation others might feel. They seek out positions of power, such
> as parent, teacher, bureaucrat, supervisor, or police officer. Their
> style is one of passive aggression as they systematically go about
> sabotaging the ideas of others to get their ideas in place. In their
> spare time, they like to hunt or occasionally do sadistic things like
> find stray dogs and cut them up. They are usually effective at getting
> their way, and are especially vindictive if resisted or crossed. They
> don't follow the social norm of reciprocity like others do.
>
> DYSSOCIAL SOCIOPATHS identify and hold an allegiance with a
> dyssocial, outcast, or predatory subculture. Any subculture will do,
> as long as it runs counter to established authority. They are capable
> of intense loyalty, and even a feeling of guilt and shame, within such
> limited circles. They seem to continually fall upon bad luck and bad
> companions, however. While they will constantly complain that none of
> this is their fault, behind it all is a kind of self-defeating
> mechanism in the poor choices they made themselves.
>
>
> "DETAILED ANALYSIS OF THE PSYCHOPATH"
>
>
> Psychopaths cannot be understood in terms of antisocial rearing or
> development. They are simply morally depraved individuals who
> represent the "monsters" in our society. They are unstoppable and
> untreatable predators whose violence is planned, purposeful and
> emotionless. The violence continues until it reaches a plateau at age
> 50 or so, then tapers off. Their emotionlessness reflects a detached,
> fearless, and possibly dissociated state, revealing a lower autonomic
> nervous system and lack of anxiety. It's difficult to say what
> motivates them - control and dominance possibly - since their life
> history will usually show no bonds with others nor much rhyme to their
> reason (other than the planning of violence). They tend to operate
> with a grandiose demeanor, an attitude of entitlement, an insatiable
> appetite, and a tendency toward sadism. Fearlessness is probably the
> prototypical (core) characteristic (the low-fear hypothesis). It's
> helpful to think of them as high-speed vehicles with ineffective
> brakes. Certain organic (brain) disorders and hormonal imbalances
> mimic the state of mind of a psychopath.
>
> There are four (4) different subtypes of psychopaths. The oldest
> distinction was made by Cleckley back in 1941 between primary and
> secondary. However, we'll explore the other two subtypes first:
>
> DISTEMPERED PSYCHOPATHS are the kind that seem to fly into a rage
> or frenzy more easily and more often than other subtypes. Their frenzy
> will resemble an epileptic fit. They are also usually men with
> incredibly strong sex drives, capable of astonishing feats of sexual
> energy, and seemingly obsessed by sexual urges during a large part of
> their waking lives. Powerful cravings also seem to characterize them,
> as in drug addiction, kleptomania, pedophilia, any illicit or illegal
> indulgence. They like the endorphin "high" or "rush" off of excitement
> and risk-taking. The serial-rapist-murderer known as the Boston
> Strangler was such a psychopath.
>
> CHARISMATIC PSYCHOPATHS are charming, attractive liars. They are
> usually gifted at some talent or another, and they use it to their
> advantage in manipulating others. They are usually fast-talkers, and
> possess an almost demonic ability to persuade others out of everything
> they own, even their lives. Leaders of religious sects or cults, for
> example, might be psychopaths if they lead their followers to their
> deaths. This subtype often comes to believe in their own fictions.
> They are irresistible.
>
> PRIMARY PSYCHOPATHS do not respond to punishment, apprehension,
> stress, or disapproval. They seem to be able to inhibit their
> antisocial impulses most of the time, not because of conscience, but
> because it suits their purpose at the time. Words do not seem to have
> the same meaning for them as they do for us. In fact, it's unclear if
> they even grasp the meaning of their own words, a condition that
> Cleckley called "semantic aphasia." They don't follow any life plan,
> and it seems as if they are incapable of experiencing any genuine
> emotion.
>
> SECONDARY PSYCHOPATHS are risk-takers, but are also more likely to
> be stress-reactive, worriers, and guilt-prone. They expose themselves
> to more stress than the average person, but they are as vulnerable to
> stress as the average person. They are daring, adventurous,
> unconventional people who began playing by their own rules early in
> life. They are strongly driven by a desire to escape or avoid pain,
> but are unable to resist temptation. As their anxiety increases toward
> some forbidden object, so does their attraction to it. They live their
> lives by the lure of temptation.
>
> Hare's PCL-R 20-item checklist is based on Cleckley's 16-item
> checklist, and the following is a discussion of the concepts in the
> PCL-R:
>
> 1. GLIB and SUPERFICIAL CHARM -- the tendency to be smooth, engaging,
> charming, slick, and verbally facile. Psychopathic charm is not in the
> least shy, self-conscious, or afraid to say anything. A psychopath
> never gets tongue-tied. They have freed themselves from the social
> conventions about taking turns in talking, for example.
>
> 2. GRANDIOSE SELF-WORTH -- a grossly inflated view of one's abilities
> and self-worth, self-assured, opinionated, cocky, a braggart.
> Psychopaths are arrogant people who believe they are superior human
> beings.
>
> 3. NEED FOR STIMULATION or PRONENESS TO BOREDOM -- an excessive need
> for novel, thrilling, and exciting stimulation; taking chances and
> doing things that are risky. Psychopaths often have a low
> self-discipline in carrying tasks through to completion because they
> get bored easily. They fail to work at the same job for any length of
> time, for example, or to finish tasks that they consider dull or
> routine.
>
> 4. PATHOLOGICAL LYING -- can be moderate or high; in moderate form,
> they will be shrewd, crafty, cunning, sly, and clever; in extreme
> form, they will be deceptive, deceitful, underhanded, unscrupulous,
> manipulative, and dishonest.
>
> 5. CONNING AND MANIPULATIVENESS- the use of deceit and deception to
> cheat, con, or defraud others for personal gain; distinguished from
> Item #4 in the degree to which exploitation and callous ruthlessness
> is present, as reflected in a lack of concern for the feelings and
> suffering of one's victims.
>
> 6. LACK OF REMORSE OR GUILT -- a lack of feelings or concern for the
> losses, pain, and suffering of victims; a tendency to be unconcerned,
> dispassionate, coldhearted, and unempathic. This item is usually
> demonstrated by a disdain for one's victims.
>
> 7. SHALLOW AFFECT -- emotional poverty or a limited range or depth of
> feelings; interpersonal coldness in spite of signs of open
> gregariousness.
>
> 8. CALLOUSNESS and LACK OF EMPATHY -- a lack of feelings toward people
> in general; cold, contemptuous, inconsiderate, and tactless.
>
> 9. PARASITIC LIFESTYLE -- an intentional, manipulative, selfish, and
> exploitative financial dependence on others as reflected in a lack of
> motivation, low self-discipline, and inability to begin or complete
> responsibilities.
>
> 10. POOR BEHAVIORAL CONTROLS -- expressions of irritability,
> annoyance, impatience, threats, aggression, and verbal abuse;
> inadequate control of anger and temper; acting hastily.
>
> 11. PROMISCUOUS SEXUAL BEHAVIOR -- a variety of brief, superficial
> relations, numerous affairs, and an indiscriminate selection of sexual
> partners; the maintenance of several relationships at the same time; a
> history of attempts to sexually coerce others into sexual activity or
> taking great pride at discussing sexual exploits or conquests.
>
> 12. EARLY BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS -- a variety of behaviors prior to age 13,
> including lying, theft, cheating, vandalism, bullying, sexual
> activity, fire-setting, glue-sniffing, alcohol use, and running away
> from home.
>
> 13. LACK OF REALISTIC, LONG-TERM GOALS -- an inability or persistent
> failure to develop and execute long-term plans and goals; a nomadic
> existence, aimless, lacking direction in life.
>
> 14. IMPULSIVITY -- the occurrence of behaviors that are unpremeditated
> and lack reflection or planning; inability to resist temptation,
> frustrations, and urges; a lack of deliberation without considering
> the consequences; foolhardy, rash, unpredictable, erratic, and
> reckless.
>
> 15. IRRESPONSIBILITY -- repeated failure to fulfill or honor
> obligations and commitments; such as not paying bills, defaulting on
> loans, performing sloppy work, being absent or late to work, failing
> to honor contractual agreements.
>
> 16. FAILURE TO ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY FOR OWN ACTIONS -- a failure to
> accept responsibility for one's actions reflected in low
> conscientiousness, an absence of dutifulness, antagonistic
> manipulation, denial of responsibility, and an effort to manipulate
> others through this denial.
>
> 17. MANY SHORT-TERM MARITAL RELATIONSHIPS -- a lack of commitment to a
> long-term relationship reflected in inconsistent, undependable, and
> unreliable commitments in life, including marital.
>
> 18. JUVENILE DELINQUENCY -- behavior problems between the ages of
> 13-18; mostly behaviors that are crimes or clearly involve aspects of
> antagonism, exploitation, aggression, manipulation, or a callous,
> ruthless tough-mindedness.
>
> 19. REVOCATION OF CONDITION RELEASE -- a revocation of probation or
> other conditional release due to technical violations, such as
> carelessness, low deliberation, or failing to appear.
>
> 20. CRIMINAL VERSATILITY -- a diversity of types of criminal offenses,
> regardless if the person has been arrested or convicted for them;
> taking great pride at getting away with crimes.
>
>
>
>



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There you go again, the little Psychopath, jealous, REALLY JEALOUS,
over the fact that I once own a '37 Lasalle, ranting over my documents,
possessions, successes, manliness, Super Southern California surfer body,
Christian family, and name. What a jealous little draft dodging senile
coward from 12.205.158.32 AT&T WorldNet Services ATT, Mediacom
Communications Corp MEDIACOMCC-12-205-156-0-GULF-BREEZE-Florida, that of
course, doesn't have a DD214, it had to have served our country for that.
Who's only way to get attention is to make a fool of its self, with its goat
obsession/fetish, where it writes via remailers, to no one's surprise. Like
when the other kids laughed at its attempt to use foul language in
elementary school play grounds, but its just gibberish. Too senile to
remember what he last wrote, like the rest of Florida. You remind me of a
little rat dog, like a Mexican Chiwawa with its senseless barking it's rabid
head off, me too, me too. And is too afraid to use your name, address, or
even sign your statement as any man would, totally worthless!
Posted pornography at:
As a member of the moral majority I know what porn is when I see it!
But now worth the time to forward this low life to: ,
, , , ,
for forgery.
I thought your attacks were just personal disagreements, but with
passing of my country's Independents Day, I realize these attacks are
stemming from my love of God and America, and that's what you've been doing
all along is declaring your hatred for the United States of America, with
each declaration of my signature, but just too cowardly to be a terrorist.
It's America, love it, or leave it, so get the f*ck out!
Considering the source, which you're a habitual lair, so these plus your
other accusations would be thrown out of court.
When are you going to take responsibility for yourself, and become a
man??????????
People that follow astrology, know the traits you have listed are a
hundred eighty out from any Capricorn.
Forwarded to: alt.binaries.pictures.autos, alt.binaries.automobile.pictures
groups so they may to see what an a**hole you really are!!!!!
Is this what your Psychologist wrote about you? They don't fit any
Capricorn, sounds like a spoil Leo.
You're a LIAR and never been in the Service much less Vietnam, as you
suggest!!!!!
If you think I'm a Psycho, then report me to my friends at the San Diego
Sheriffs Department.
I'm just really curious as to who you think will believe you over any
man responsible enough to list his name and address here and in every place
I know of????? All you can do is lie, as most everything you have said
contradicts it's self.
You know what they say, once a faggot coward, always a faggot coward.
I won't give up until traitors like you are gone from these groups I
participate and see you've pretty well killed this group I will devote my
life to reminding your groups who you are!!!!!!!
I would appreciate the name and address of these trolls, Square Wheel:
S0106000ea6ba70e7.vn.shawcable.net 24.86.24.251 and
24bit:
12.205.158.32 AT&T WorldNet Services ATT Mediacom Communications Corp. I
will keep your name in confidence, kindly email or

Sincerely,
Llewellyn W. (Bill) Hughes III
You're not fooling anyone, faggot! You need to get back in the hospital
before you hurt yourself or someone else.

God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
http://www.billhughes.com/


"24Bit®" > wrote in message
...
>
> The Psychopathy Checklist lets us discuss psychopaths with little
> risk that we are describing simple social deviance or criminality, or
> that we are mislabeling people who have nothing more in common than
> that they have broken the law. But it also provides a detailed picture
> of the disordered personalities of the psychopaths among us. In this
> chapter and the next, I bring that picture into focus by describing
> the more salient features one by one. This chapter looks at the
> emotional and interpersonal traits of this complex personality
> disorder; chapter 4 examines the unstable, characteristically
> antisocial lifestyle of the psychopath.
>
>
> Emotional/Interpersonal
> glib and superficial
> egocentric and grandiose
> lack of remorse or guilt
> lack of empathy
> deceitful and manipulative
> shallow emotions
> Social Deviance
> impulsive
> poor behavior controls
> need for excitement
> lack of responsibility
> early behavior problems
> adult antisocial behavior
>
>
> A cautionary note: The Psychopathy Checklist is a complex clinical
> tool for professional use.[1] What follows is a general summary of the
> key traits and behaviors of psychopaths. Do not use these symptoms to
> diagnose yourself or others. A diagnosis requires explicit training
> and access to the formal scoring manual. If you suspect that someone
> you know conforms to the profile described here and in the next
> chapter, and if it is important to you to obtain an expert opinion,
> seek the services of a qualified (registered) forensic psychologist or
> psychiatrist.
> Also, be aware that people who are not psychopaths may have some of
> the symptoms described here. Many people are impulsive, or glib, or
> cold and unfeeling, or antisocial, but this does not mean they are
> psychopaths. Psychopathy is a syndrome--a cluster of related symptoms.
>
>
> Psychopaths are often witty and articulate. They can be amusing and
> entertaining conversationalists, ready with a quick and clever
> comeback, and can tell unlikely but convincing stories that cast
> themselves in a good light. They can be very effective in presenting
> themselves well and are often very likable and charming. To some
> people, however, they seem too slick and smooth, too obviously
> insincere and superficial. Astute observers often get the impression
> that psychopaths are play-acting, mechanically "reading their lines."
>
>
> One of my raters described an interview she did with a prisoner: "I
> sat down and took out my clipboard, and the first thing this guy told
> me was what beautiful eyes I had. He managed to work quite a few
> compliments on my appearance into the interview -- couldn't get over
> my hair. So by the time I wrapped things up I was feeling
> unusually...well, pretty. I'm a wary person, especially on the job,
> and can usually spot a phony. When I got back outside, I couldn't
> believe I'd fallen for a line like that."
>
>
> Psychopaths may ramble and tell stories that seem unlikely in light of
> what is known about them. Typically, they attempt to appear familiar
> with sociology, psychiatry, medicine, psychology, philosophy, poetry,
> literature, art, or law. A signpost to this trait is often a smooth
> lack of concern at being found out. One of our prison files describes
> a psychopathic inmate claiming to have advanced degrees in sociology
> and psychology, when in fact he did not even complete high school. He
> maintained the fiction during an interview with one of my students, a
> Ph.D. candidate in psychology; she commented that the inmate was so
> confident in his use of technical jargon and concepts that those not
> familiar with the field of psychology might well have been impressed.
> Variations on this sort of "expert" theme are common among
> psychopaths....
>
>
>
> Psychopaths have a narcissistic and grossly inflated view of their
> self-worth and importance, a truly astounding egocentricity and sense
> of entitlement, and see themselves as the center of the universe, as
> superior beings who are justified in living according to their own
> rules. "It's not that I don't follow the law," said one of our
> subjects. "I follow my own laws. I never violate my own rules." She
> then described these rules in terms of "looking out for number one."
>
>
> When another psychopath, in prison for a variety of crimes including
> robbery, rape, and fraud, was asked if he had any weaknesses, he
> replied, "I don't have any weaknesses, except maybe I'm too caring."
> On a 10-point scale he rated himself "an all-round 10. I would have
> said 12, but that would be bragging. If I had a better education I'd
> be brilliant."
>
>
> The grandiosity and pomposity of some psychopaths often emerges in
> dramatic fashion in the courtroom. For example, it is not unusual for
> them to criticize or fire their lawyers and to take over their own
> defense, usually with disastrous results. "My partner got a year. I
> got two because of a ****head lawyer," said one of our subjects. He
> later handled his own appeal and saw his sentence increased to three
> years.
>
>
> Psychopaths often come across as arrogant, shameless braggarts --
> self-assured, opinionated, domineering, and cocky. They love to have
> power and control over others and seem unable to believe that other
> people have valid opinions different from theirs. They appear
> charismatic or "electrifying" to some people.
>
>
> Psychopaths are seldom embarrassed about their legal, financial, or
> personal problems. Rather, they see them as temporary setbacks, the
> results of bad luck, unfaithful friends, or an unfair and incompetent
> system.
>
>
> Although psychopaths often claim to have specific goals, they show
> little understanding of the qualifications required -- they have no
> idea how to achieve their goals and little or no chance of attaining
> them, given their track record and lack of sustained interest in
> education. The psychopathic inmate thinking about parole might outline
> vague plans to become a property tycoon or a lawyer for the poor. One
> inmate, not particularly literate, managed to copyright the title of a
> book he was planning to write about himself and was already counting
> the fortune his bestseller would bring....
>
>
> Psychopaths show a stunning lack of concern for the devastating
> effects their actions have on others. Often they are completely
> forthright about the matter, calmly stating that they have no sense of
> guilt, are not sorry for the pain and destruction they have caused,
> and that there is no reason for them to be concerned.
>
>
> When asked if he had any regrets about stabbing a robbery victim who
> subsequently spent three months in the hospital as a result of his
> wounds, one of our subjects replied, "Get real! He spends a few months
> in a hospital and I rot here. I cut him up a bit, but if I wanted to
> kill him I would have slit his throat. That's the kind of guy I am; I
> gave him a break." Asked if he regretted any of his crimes, he said,
> "I don't regret nothing. What's done is done. There must have been a
> reason why I did it at the time, and that is why it was done...."
>
>
> On the other hand, psychopaths sometimes verbalize remorse but then
> contradict themselves in words or actions. Criminals in prison quickly
> learn that remorse is an important word. When asked if he experienced
> remorse over a murder he'd committed, one young inmate told us, "Yeah,
> sure, I feel remorse." Pressed further, he said that he didn't "feel
> bad inside about it."
>
>
> I was once dumbfounded by the logic of an inmate who described his
> murder victim as having benefited from the crime by learning "a hard
> lesson about life."
>
>
> "The guy only had himself to blame," another inmate said of the man
> he'd murdered in an argument about paying a bar tab. "Anybody could
> have seen I was in a rotten mood that night. What did he want to go
> and bother me for?" He continued, "Anyway, the guy never suffered.
> Knife wounds to an artery are the easiest way to go."
>
>
> Psychopaths' lack of remorse or guilt is associated with a remarkable
> ability to rationalize their behavior and to shrug off personal
> responsibility for actions that cause shock and disappointment to
> family, friends, associates, and others who have played by the rules.
> Usually they have handy excuses for their behavior, and in some cases
> they deny that it happened at all....
>
>
> Many of the characteristics displayed by psychopaths -- especially
> their egocentricity, lack of remorse, shallow emotions, and
> deceitfulness are closely associated with a profound lack of empathy
> (an inability to construct a mental and emotional "facsimile" of
> another person). They seem unable to "get into the skin" or to "walk
> in the shoes" of others, except in a purely intellectual sense. The
> feelings of other people are of no concern to psychopaths.
>
>
> In some respects they are like the emotionless androids depicted in
> science fiction, unable to imagine what real humans experience. One
> rapist, high on the Psychopathy Checklist, commented that he found it
> hard to empathize with his victims. "They are frightened, right? But,
> you see, I don't really understand it. I've been scared myself, and it
> wasn't unpleasant."
>
>
> Psychopaths view people as little more than objects to be used for
> their own gratification. The weak and the vulnerable -- whom they
> mock, rather than pity--are favorite targets. "There is no such thing,
> in the psychopathic universe, as the merely weak," wrote psychologist
> Robert Rieber. "Whoever is weak is also a sucker; that is, someone who
> demands to be exploited....
>
>
> Lying, deceiving, and manipulation are natural talents for
> psychopaths.
>
> With their powers of imagination in gear and focused on themselves,
> psychopaths appear amazingly unfazed by the possibility -- or even by
> the certainty -- of being found out. When caught in a lie or
> challenged with the truth, they are seldom perplexed or embarrassed --
> they simply change their stories or attempt to rework the facts so
> that they appear to be consistent with the lie. The results are a
> series of contradictory statements and a thoroughly confused listener.
> Much of the lying seems to have no motivation other than what
> psychologist Paul Ekman refers to as a "duping delight....
>
>
> Psychopaths seem proud of their ability to lie. When asked if she lied
> easily, one woman with a high score on the Psychopathy Checklist
> laughed and replied, "I'm the best. I'm really good at it, I think
> because I sometimes admit to something bad about myself. They'd think,
> well, if she's admitting to that she must be telling the truth about
> the rest." She also said that she sometimes "salts the mine" with a
> nugget of truth." If they think some of what you say is true, they
> usually think it's all true."
>
>
> Many observers get the impression that psychopaths sometimes are
> unaware that they're lying; it is as if the words take on a life of
> their own, unfettered by the speaker's knowledge that the observer is
> aware of the facts. The psychopath's indifference to being identified
> as a liar is truly extraordinary; it causes the listener to wonder
> about the speaker's sanity. More often, though, the listener is taken
> in....
>
>
> "I'm the most cold-blooded son of a bitch that you'll ever meet. So
> Ted Bundy described himself to the police following his final arrest.
>
>
> Psychopaths seem to suffer a kind of emotional poverty that limits the
> range and depth of their feelings. While at times they appear cold and
> unemotional, they are prone to dramatic, shallow, and short-lived
> displays of feeling. Careful observers are left with the impression
> that they are play-acting and that little is going on below the
> surface.
>
>
> Sometimes they claim to experience strong emotions but are unable to
> describe the subtleties of various affective states. For example, they
> equate love with sexual arousal, sadness with frustration, and anger
> with irritability. "I believe in emotions: hate, anger, lust, and
> greed," said Richard Ramirez, the "Night Stalker....
>
>
> The apparent lack of normal affect and emotional depth led
> psychologists J. H. Johns and H. C. Quay to say that the psychopath
> "knows the words but not the music.For example, in a rambling book
> about hate, violence, and rationalizations for his behavior, Jack
> Abbott made this revealing comment: "There are emotions -- a whole
> spectrum of them -- that I know only through words, through reading
> and in my immature imagination. I can imagine I feel these emotions
> (know, therefore, what they are), but I do not. At age thirty-seven I
> am barely a precocious child. My passions are those of a boy....
>
>



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There you go again, the little Psychopath, jealous, REALLY JEALOUS,
over the fact that I once own a '37 Lasalle, ranting over my documents,
possessions, successes, manliness, Super Southern California surfer body,
Christian family, and name. What a jealous little draft dodging senile
coward from 12.205.158.32 AT&T WorldNet Services ATT, Mediacom
Communications Corp MEDIACOMCC-12-205-156-0-GULF-BREEZE-Florida, that of
course, doesn't have a DD214, it had to have served our country for that.
Who's only way to get attention is to make a fool of its self, with its goat
obsession/fetish, where it writes via remailers, to no one's surprise. Like
when the other kids laughed at its attempt to use foul language in
elementary school play grounds, but its just gibberish. Too senile to
remember what he last wrote, like the rest of Florida. You remind me of a
little rat dog, like a Mexican Chiwawa with its senseless barking it's rabid
head off, me too, me too. And is too afraid to use your name, address, or
even sign your statement as any man would, totally worthless!
Posted pornography at:
As a member of the moral majority I know what porn is when I see it!
But now worth the time to forward this low life to: ,
, , , ,
for forgery.
I thought your attacks were just personal disagreements, but with
passing of my country's Independents Day, I realize these attacks are
stemming from my love of God and America, and that's what you've been doing
all along is declaring your hatred for the United States of America, with
each declaration of my signature, but just too cowardly to be a terrorist.
It's America, love it, or leave it, so get the f*ck out!
Considering the source, which you're a habitual lair, so these plus your
other accusations would be thrown out of court.
When are you going to take responsibility for yourself, and become a
man??????????
People that follow astrology, know the traits you have listed are a
hundred eighty out from any Capricorn.
Forwarded to: alt.binaries.pictures.autos, alt.binaries.automobile.pictures
groups so they may to see what an a**hole you really are!!!!!
Is this what your Psychologist wrote about you? They don't fit any
Capricorn, sounds like a spoil Leo.
You're a LIAR and never been in the Service much less Vietnam, as you
suggest!!!!!
If you think I'm a Psycho, then report me to my friends at the San Diego
Sheriffs Department.
I'm just really curious as to who you think will believe you over any
man responsible enough to list his name and address here and in every place
I know of????? All you can do is lie, as most everything you have said
contradicts it's self.
You know what they say, once a faggot coward, always a faggot coward.
I won't give up until traitors like you are gone from these groups I
participate and see you've pretty well killed this group I will devote my
life to reminding your groups who you are!!!!!!!
I would appreciate the name and address of these trolls, Square Wheel:
S0106000ea6ba70e7.vn.shawcable.net 24.86.24.251 and
24bit:
12.205.158.32 AT&T WorldNet Services ATT Mediacom Communications Corp. I
will keep your name in confidence, kindly email or

Sincerely,
Llewellyn W. (Bill) Hughes III
You're not fooling anyone, faggot! You need to get back in the hospital
before you hurt yourself or someone else.
Oh, and thanks for keeping my fight against troll/faggots like you at
the top of your groups! :-)
The only reason you write me trying to put down my friends and my Lord
Jesus Christ. Well try as you may you're not strong enough for that, coward.
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
http://www.billhughes.com/


"24Bit®" > wrote in message
...
>
> Narcissistic Personality Disorder
>
> The serial bully displays behaviour congruent with many of the
> diagnostic criteria for Narcissistic Personality Disorder.
> Characterised by a pervasive pattern of grandiosity and
> self-importance, need for admiration, and lack of empathy, people with
> narcissistic personality disorder overestimate their abilities and
> inflate their accomplishments, often appearing boastful and
> pretentious, whilst correspondingly underestimating and devaluing the
> achievements and accomplishments of others.
>
> Often the narcissist will fraudulently claim to have qualifications or
> experience or affiliations or associations which they don't have or
> aren't entitled to. Belief in superiority, inflating their self-esteem
> to match that of senior or important people with whom they associate
> or identify, insisting on having the "top" professionals or being
> affiliated with the "best" institutions, but criticising the same
> people who disappoint them are also common features of narcissistic
> personality disorder.
>
> Narcissists react angrily to criticism and when rejected, the
> narcissist will often denounce the profession which has rejected them
> (usually for lack of competence or misdeed) but simultaneously and
> paradoxically represent themselves as belonging to the profession they
> are vilifying.
>
> Fragile self-esteem, a need for constant attention and admiration,
> fishing for compliments (often with great charm), an expectation of
> superior entitlement, expecting others to defer to them, and a lack of
> sensitivity especially when others do not react in the expected
> manner, are also hallmarks of the disorder. Greed, expecting to
> receive before and above the needs of others, overworking those around
> them, and forming romantic (sic) or sexual relationships for the
> purpose of advancing their purpose or career, abusing special
> privileges and squandering extra resources also feature.
>
> People with narcissistic personality disorder also have difficulty
> recognizing the needs and feelings of others, and are dismissive,
> contemptuous and impatient when others share or discuss their concerns
> or problems. They are also oblivious to the hurtfulness of their
> behaviour or remarks, show an emotional coldness and a lack of
> reciprocal interest, exhibit envy (especially when others are accorded
> recognition), have an arrogant, disdainful and patronizing attitude,
> and are quick to blame and criticise others when their needs and
> expectations are not met.
>
> The DSM-IV Diagnostic Criteria for Narcissistic Personality Disorder
> a
>
> A. A pervasive pattern of grandiosity, need for admiration, lack of
> empathy, as indicated by at least five of:
>
> 1. a grandiose sense of self-importance
> 2. is preoccupied with fantasies of unlimited success, power,
> brilliance, beauty, or ideal love
> 3. believes that he or she is "special" and can only be understood by,
> or should associate with, other special or high-status people (or
> institutions)
> 4. requires excessive admiration
> 5. has a sense of entitlement, ie unreasonable expectations of
> especially favourable treatment or automatic compliance with his or
> her expectations
> 6. is interpersonally exploitative, ie takes advantage of others to
> achieve his or her own ends
> 7. lacks empathy and is unwilling to recognize or identify with the
> feelings and needs of others
> 8. is often envious of others or believes that others are envious of
> him or her
> 9. shows arrogant, haughty behaviours or attitudes



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There you go again, the little Psychopath, jealous, REALLY JEALOUS,
over the fact that I once own a '37 Lasalle, ranting over my documents,
possessions, successes, manliness, Super Southern California surfer body,
Christian family, and name. What a jealous little draft dodging senile
coward from 12.205.158.32 AT&T WorldNet Services ATT, Mediacom
Communications Corp MEDIACOMCC-12-205-156-0-GULF-BREEZE-Florida, that of
course, doesn't have a DD214, it had to have served our country for that.
Who's only way to get attention is to make a fool of its self, with its goat
obsession/fetish, where it writes via remailers, to no one's surprise. Like
when the other kids laughed at its attempt to use foul language in
elementary school play grounds, but its just gibberish. Too senile to
remember what he last wrote, like the rest of Florida. You remind me of a
little rat dog, like a Mexican Chiwawa with its senseless barking it's rabid
head off, me too, me too. And is too afraid to use your name, address, or
even sign your statement as any man would, totally worthless!
Posted pornography at:
As a member of the moral majority I know what porn is when I see it!
But now worth the time to forward this low life to: ,
, , , ,
for forgery.
I thought your attacks were just personal disagreements, but with
passing of my country's Independents Day, I realize these attacks are
stemming from my love of God and America, and that's what you've been doing
all along is declaring your hatred for the United States of America, with
each declaration of my signature, but just too cowardly to be a terrorist.
It's America, love it, or leave it, so get the f*ck out!
Considering the source, which you're a habitual lair, so these plus your
other accusations would be thrown out of court.
When are you going to take responsibility for yourself, and become a
man??????????
People that follow astrology, know the traits you have listed are a
hundred eighty out from any Capricorn.
Forwarded to: alt.binaries.pictures.autos, alt.binaries.automobile.pictures
groups so they may to see what an a**hole you really are!!!!!
Is this what your Psychologist wrote about you? They don't fit any
Capricorn, sounds like a spoil Leo.
You're a LIAR and never been in the Service much less Vietnam, as you
suggest!!!!!
If you think I'm a Psycho, then report me to my friends at the San Diego
Sheriffs Department.
I'm just really curious as to who you think will believe you over any
man responsible enough to list his name and address here and in every place
I know of????? All you can do is lie, as most everything you have said
contradicts it's self.
You know what they say, once a faggot coward, always a faggot coward.
I won't give up until traitors like you are gone from these groups I
participate and see you've pretty well killed this group I will devote my
life to reminding your groups who you are!!!!!!!
I would appreciate the name and address of these trolls, Square Wheel:
S0106000ea6ba70e7.vn.shawcable.net 24.86.24.251 and
24bit:
12.205.158.32 AT&T WorldNet Services ATT Mediacom Communications Corp. I
will keep your name in confidence, kindly email or

Sincerely,
Llewellyn W. (Bill) Hughes III
You're not fooling anyone, faggot! You need to get back in the hospital
before you hurt yourself or someone else.
Oh, and thanks for keeping my fight against troll/faggots like you at
the top of your groups! :-)
The only reason you write me trying to put down my friends and my Lord
Jesus Christ. Well try as you may you're not strong enough for that, coward.
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
http://www.billhughes.com/


"24Bit®" > wrote in message
...
>
> Narcissistic Personality Disorder
>
> The serial bully displays behaviour congruent with many of the
> diagnostic criteria for Narcissistic Personality Disorder.
> Characterised by a pervasive pattern of grandiosity and
> self-importance, need for admiration, and lack of empathy, people with
> narcissistic personality disorder overestimate their abilities and
> inflate their accomplishments, often appearing boastful and
> pretentious, whilst correspondingly underestimating and devaluing the
> achievements and accomplishments of others.
>
> Often the narcissist will fraudulently claim to have qualifications or
> experience or affiliations or associations which they don't have or
> aren't entitled to. Belief in superiority, inflating their self-esteem
> to match that of senior or important people with whom they associate
> or identify, insisting on having the "top" professionals or being
> affiliated with the "best" institutions, but criticising the same
> people who disappoint them are also common features of narcissistic
> personality disorder.
>
> Narcissists react angrily to criticism and when rejected, the
> narcissist will often denounce the profession which has rejected them
> (usually for lack of competence or misdeed) but simultaneously and
> paradoxically represent themselves as belonging to the profession they
> are vilifying.
>
> Fragile self-esteem, a need for constant attention and admiration,
> fishing for compliments (often with great charm), an expectation of
> superior entitlement, expecting others to defer to them, and a lack of
> sensitivity especially when others do not react in the expected
> manner, are also hallmarks of the disorder. Greed, expecting to
> receive before and above the needs of others, overworking those around
> them, and forming romantic (sic) or sexual relationships for the
> purpose of advancing their purpose or career, abusing special
> privileges and squandering extra resources also feature.
>
> People with narcissistic personality disorder also have difficulty
> recognizing the needs and feelings of others, and are dismissive,
> contemptuous and impatient when others share or discuss their concerns
> or problems. They are also oblivious to the hurtfulness of their
> behaviour or remarks, show an emotional coldness and a lack of
> reciprocal interest, exhibit envy (especially when others are accorded
> recognition), have an arrogant, disdainful and patronizing attitude,
> and are quick to blame and criticise others when their needs and
> expectations are not met.
>
> The DSM-IV Diagnostic Criteria for Narcissistic Personality Disorder
> a
>
> A. A pervasive pattern of grandiosity, need for admiration, lack of
> empathy, as indicated by at least five of:
>
> 1. a grandiose sense of self-importance
> 2. is preoccupied with fantasies of unlimited success, power,
> brilliance, beauty, or ideal love
> 3. believes that he or she is "special" and can only be understood by,
> or should associate with, other special or high-status people (or
> institutions)
> 4. requires excessive admiration
> 5. has a sense of entitlement, ie unreasonable expectations of
> especially favourable treatment or automatic compliance with his or
> her expectations
> 6. is interpersonally exploitative, ie takes advantage of others to
> achieve his or her own ends
> 7. lacks empathy and is unwilling to recognize or identify with the
> feelings and needs of others
> 8. is often envious of others or believes that others are envious of
> him or her
> 9. shows arrogant, haughty behaviours or attitudes



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There you go again, the little Psychopath, jealous, REALLY JEALOUS,
over the fact that I once own a '37 Lasalle, ranting over my documents,
possessions, successes, manliness, Super Southern California surfer body,
Christian family, and name. What a jealous little draft dodging senile
coward from 12.205.158.32 AT&T WorldNet Services ATT, Mediacom
Communications Corp MEDIACOMCC-12-205-156-0-GULF-BREEZE-Florida, that of
course, doesn't have a DD214, it had to have served our country for that.
Who's only way to get attention is to make a fool of its self, with its goat
obsession/fetish, where it writes via remailers, to no one's surprise. Like
when the other kids laughed at its attempt to use foul language in
elementary school play grounds, but its just gibberish. Too senile to
remember what he last wrote, like the rest of Florida. You remind me of a
little rat dog, like a Mexican Chiwawa with its senseless barking it's rabid
head off, me too, me too. And is too afraid to use your name, address, or
even sign your statement as any man would, totally worthless!
Posted pornography at:
As a member of the moral majority I know what porn is when I see it!
But now worth the time to forward this low life to: ,
, , , ,
for forgery.
I thought your attacks were just personal disagreements, but with
passing of my country's Independents Day, I realize these attacks are
stemming from my love of God and America, and that's what you've been doing
all along is declaring your hatred for the United States of America, with
each declaration of my signature, but just too cowardly to be a terrorist.
It's America, love it, or leave it, so get the f*ck out!
Considering the source, which you're a habitual lair, so these plus your
other accusations would be thrown out of court.
When are you going to take responsibility for yourself, and become a
man??????????
People that follow astrology, know the traits you have listed are a
hundred eighty out from any Capricorn.
Forwarded to: alt.binaries.pictures.autos, alt.binaries.automobile.pictures
groups so they may to see what an a**hole you really are!!!!!
Is this what your Psychologist wrote about you? They don't fit any
Capricorn, sounds like a spoil Leo.
You're a LIAR and never been in the Service much less Vietnam, as you
suggest!!!!!
If you think I'm a Psycho, then report me to my friends at the San Diego
Sheriffs Department.
I'm just really curious as to who you think will believe you over any
man responsible enough to list his name and address here and in every place
I know of????? All you can do is lie, as most everything you have said
contradicts it's self.
You know what they say, once a faggot coward, always a faggot coward.
I won't give up until traitors like you are gone from these groups I
participate and see you've pretty well killed this group I will devote my
life to reminding your groups who you are!!!!!!!
I would appreciate the name and address of these trolls, Square Wheel:
S0106000ea6ba70e7.vn.shawcable.net 24.86.24.251 and
24bit:
12.205.158.32 AT&T WorldNet Services ATT Mediacom Communications Corp. I
will keep your name in confidence, kindly email or

Sincerely,
Llewellyn W. (Bill) Hughes III
You're not fooling anyone, faggot! You need to get back in the hospital
before you hurt yourself or someone else.
Oh, and thanks for keeping my fight against troll/faggots like you at
the top of your groups! :-)
The only reason you write me trying to put down my friends and my Lord
Jesus Christ. Well try as you may you're not strong enough for that, coward.
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
http://www.billhughes.com/


"24Bit®" > wrote in message
...
>
> PSYCHOPATHIC PERSONALITY
>
> AN ENDEMIC SOCIAL DISEASE, A MASK OF SANITY
>
> This introduction to "alien reaction machines" in human form describes
> individuals with Anti-Social Personality Disorder (APD), Sociopaths,
> and Psychopaths.
>
> (In referring to these entities below, I use "that" instead of "who"
> to reinforce the distinction between machine-like reactions and normal
> human behavior.)
>
> There is considerable overlap of symptoms as medical researchers have
> refined the classifications. One of the links below provides detailed
> distinctions among these definitions. It also includes an extensive
> bibliography. In this essay, next, however, the older, generic term
> "psychopath" is used.
>
> A psychopath is a person who appears normal on the surface, until
> he/she performs some outrageous criminal act. At that point it has
> been customary to label the behavior as temporary "insanity", but that
> is a legal term, not a medical one. The prison psychiatric hospital
> environment greatly reduces the options for the new patient to make
> the kind of independent decisions that caused the original trouble in
> open society. In this controlled environment he/she appears normal,
> shows no overt signs of psychosis, passes all probing tests with
> flying colors, and is discharged as "cured". On the street again, more
> crimes are committed, and the cycle repeats. Thus, these individuals
> fall through the cracks between law and medicine.
>
> Most people, including judges and juries, are still unable to make the
> distinction that not all prison inmates are psychopaths and not all
> antisocial individuals are convicted criminals. The links below can be
> confusing unless one is aware that the label "psychopathic
> personality" was the original descriptive term for today's aggressive
> "antisocial personality". The new euphemism is an obfuscation of an
> unpleasant truth about people we are forced to deal with on a daily
> basis. It is difficult for all of us, especially when associating with
> disruptive school children, whose unearned "self esteem" must be
> protected at all costs. In the literature one can expect to see both
> the new and the old terms, without much distinction between them.
>
> Western industrial civilization has developed a complex set of rules
> of behavior for its citizens. These rules have evolved from the need
> for cooperative organization in order to produce the goods and
> services actually needed by society for minimum survival as a group,
> and also to produce the intangible benefits that make that survival
> tolerable for the individual. It makes most sense to reserve the
> greatest rewards to those individuals who produce the most goods and
> services of the highest quality. Most people understand they need
> specialized training for any role above some minimum level, and they
> must compete for that training, and later compete on the job itself.
> They understand that the need for group survival dictates the rules of
> the game, and they must not disrupt the group process by
> uncooperative, dishonest, unethical, or violent behavior, or flagrant
> violation of the rules.
>
> Psychopaths believe they are "entitled" to the lifestyle benefits of
> Western Civilization that most people only hope for as a potential
> reward for outstanding job performance, organizational loyalty, and
> smooth cooperation with other members of a team. Psychopaths can't or
> won't work at the high performance level that might logically provide
> upscale benefits. At a lower level where they might be more qualified,
> they feel that any menial, boring, dirty, or disgusting WORK is
> "beneath" them. Thus, whether at a high level or low level, any
> meaningful, honest "work" is a dirty word to a psychopath.
>
> With extraordinary assistance from motivated parents, some more
> intelligent, but still antisocial people can and do gravitate to
> higher-paid management, politics, or the professions, where power and
> prestige can be significant ego enhancers. However, they are always
> "close to the edge" emotionally, and are likely to abuse sex, drugs,
> and alcohol. Also, they may tend to "seek out" excuses to deliberately
> over-indulge, in order to remove temporarily the stifling "mask of
> sanity" that never quite fits. Then, when "under the influence" they
> are more likely to exhibit aggressive, violent, and/or bizarre
> behavior in inappropriate public places. This odd behavior is the key
> classic sign of acute dysfunction. Some reference books provide
> fascinating case histories describing typical incidents.
>
> When one realizes that the antisocial syndrome is pervasive in today's
> society, what protection is available to the average adult citizen?
> How can one know the alien body snatcher before any actual overt
> criminal act? There are two simple test tools available to any
> perceptive, educated adult: The tools are contrived casual
> conversation and unobtrusive observation. With these tools one can
> make a simple first screening test to possibly rule out psychopathic
> personality in public officials or others:
>
> The psychopath is a dangerously clever "alien reaction machine" that
> has practiced giving all the correct answers. However, much of that
> verbal practice will have taken place in institutions or in
> dysfunctional families in lower-class neighborhoods. When those same
> answers are given in upscale surroundings, they come out as contrived
> falsehoods.
>
> Another clue is that the alien machine will not take responsibility,
> but will tend to "blame others" for misfortunes with drugs, sexual
> partners, bosses, co- workers, authorities, or whatever. Also, the
> full-blown psychopath is NEVER altruistic or ethical (except by
> accident), but may be shrewd enough to pretend altruism as sham
> behavior (to attract votes). By accepting a psychopath's statements at
> face value, without cross- checking public records or other sources, a
> careless or inattentive interviewer can fail to pick up on the
> frequent lies. For example, to trip up corrupt politicians or
> self-described "experts", sometimes it is only necessary to compare
> two different answers to the same or similar questions repeated on two
> or more different occasions, without involving external sources at
> all. Any pattern of lies will stand out as outside the norm of ethical
> conduct. By itself, this discrepancy is insufficient to classify the
> individual as antisocial, but it is an indication that other tests
> should be made.
> * * * * *



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