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littlemissmartypants

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Wed Jul 8, 2026, 11:23 PM
17 hrs ago

Characteristics of Psychopaths
1. Aggressive, callous, and cunning
2. Completely void of conscience and empathy
3. Adept at manipulating others
4. Willing to engage in immoral, criminal conduct
5. Willing to take what they want and do as they please, regardless of who is hurt or wronged
6. Deceptive ability to appear outwardly benevolent
7. Deceptive ability to behave in superficially charming ways to hide purely selfish motives
8. Willing to use force, intimidation, and violence to control others in order to satisfy their own needs
9. Willing to intentionally violate the basic inherent human rights of others
10. Completely lacking any sense of guilt or remorse for the harm their actions cause
11. Rationalize their own immoral behavior
12. Attempt to lay blame upon someone else for their own bad conduct
13. Will deny their own wrongdoing outright
14. Display utter contemptuousness toward the feelings and desires of others
15. Exhibit pathological lying, will compulsively say anything without any concern for the truth to advance their own agendas
16. Able to fake normal human emotions and empathy with the exception of joy, laughter
17. Have a distorted sense of the consequences of their actions
18. Totally fail to accept any responsibility for their own socially irresponsible ways
19. Strongly believe that they will never be brought to justice for their criminal behavior

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Someone with that many skeletons in the closet LisaL 18 hrs ago #1
Too selfish. Too high on his own supply. yellow dahlia 18 hrs ago #3
or run as a repuke Skittles 18 hrs ago #5
Isn't that the truth? LisaL 18 hrs ago #6
It should've been over after the tattoo thing came up. FascismIsDeath 18 hrs ago #2
Agreed. Senator is a serious job. He didn't match up to it. yellow dahlia 18 hrs ago #4
His Reddit posts are anti fascist, I think the tattoo was just youthful military idiocy or tribalism blue_jay 16 hrs ago #18
It was the first of many red flags that were on full display before the primary even happened. FascismIsDeath 15 hrs ago #25
It was really obvious that he LisaL 8 hrs ago #31
If it was youthful military idiocy he could have covered it up many years ago. LisaL 8 hrs ago #32
He was either lying about moonscape 6 hrs ago #36
"His Reddit posts are anti fascist" TheProle 3 hrs ago #45
He reminds me of someone, but I just can't put my finger on who. /s Raftergirl 18 hrs ago #7
Exactly! yellow dahlia 17 hrs ago #8
Was it the clearing brush on his ranch? Keepthesoulalive 16 hrs ago #20
No. It's not the shrub. Raftergirl 7 hrs ago #33
Post removed Post removed 17 hrs ago #9
I said many times I got Fetterman vibes from him... appmanga 17 hrs ago #10
Agreed! yellow dahlia 17 hrs ago #11
Agreed Nixie 17 hrs ago #12
... littlemissmartypants 17 hrs ago #13
Have Copied :: Will Plagiarize ahnakneemoose 16 hrs ago #15
👍❤️ littlemissmartypants 16 hrs ago #16
so essentially Skittles 16 hrs ago #14
Give it a rest Cirsium 16 hrs ago #17
Actually - I never told anyone other than Mr. Dahlia about my concerns. yellow dahlia 16 hrs ago #19
OK Cirsium 6 hrs ago #34
Perhaps we won't continue to make the same mistake Keepthesoulalive 16 hrs ago #21
Exactly! A teaching moment is evident here. yellow dahlia 16 hrs ago #24
OK here's the LESSON Skittles 12 hrs ago #28
Voters Cirsium 6 hrs ago #37
Voters chose him after prominent influential progressives like Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren came on board MichMan 3 hrs ago #40
Absolutely Cirsium 3 hrs ago #43
Sanders and Warren were fooled the same as everyone else apparently MichMan 3 hrs ago #44
Unusual case Cirsium 2 hrs ago #46
And should we even have to say this? Right? yellow dahlia 1 hr ago #48
I agree Cirsium 6 hrs ago #35
This message was self-deleted by its author Skittles 12 hrs ago #27
It's about learning the lesson, not gloating. QueerDuck 10 hrs ago #29
Agreed for the most part Cirsium 5 hrs ago #38
I didn't read about him, discuss him NJCher 16 hrs ago #22
That was what I said to Mr. Dahlia - you need to earn your chops. yellow dahlia 16 hrs ago #23
Best comment of the thread! Sea Turtle 12 hrs ago #26
Hear! Hear! yellow dahlia 1 hr ago #49
Yep I was leery of him, too. Blamed it on expecting a usual political process. Most allegorical oracle 9 hrs ago #30
Ted kennedy drove off a bridge and left his trapped passenger under water for 10 hours before reporting it questionseverything 4 hrs ago #39
I don't argue the point except to remind all that whatever happened on that bridge & water hlthe2b 3 hrs ago #41
You actually made my point, politicians don't need to be saints to do good work questionseverything 3 hrs ago #42
You're assuming the official story about Chappaquiddick was accurate. yellow dahlia 1 hr ago #50
Any version of the story ends with a dead woman last known to be with a senator questionseverything 21 min ago #53
Have to say so did I mvd 1 hr ago #47
There are some much better candidates on the current bench. yellow dahlia 1 hr ago #51
Congratulations on your newfound sense of superiority. CrimsonBight 1 hr ago #52
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