Comments by "Polina" (@Polina-ji4fe) on "Ask a Psychopath - Would you say you’re dangerous?" video.

  1. And that's one of a huge reasons why our society is more screwed up than it could have been. I mean, I've heard a lot of them are at the very top positions
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  2. Do you think all killers/serial killers are psychopathic?
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  3. A lot of them are actually well integrated into society
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  4.  @hellboy0189  I wholeheartedly empathize with what you're saying. It's what I'm going through right now... They completely took over in my country (Russia). And they engage in dejure illegal defacto legal activities everywhere (like gang stalking, human trafficking)
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  5. People tend to think of them as if they're all murderers or as if everyone in prison/every serial killer or whatever is a psychopath, while a lot of them are also well socially integrated and even take a lot of power positions. If you interact with them in a professional environment or everyday environment, you can't tell they're psychopaths because they mimick emotions/expected behavior. As far as I've heard. It's even more difficult if they're narcs as well, like malignant narcs.
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  6. They also make a lot of con artists etc. Crime with low probability of being caught, but not all of them, again.
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  7. Don't both psychopaths and autists lack empathy by definition? When you can't get through those people, it does feel this way. They don't pick on a lot of emotional or behavioral cues. For different reasons, I guess?
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  8.  @herrbonk3635  ur funney
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  9.  @EverythingKitties  that's a very narrow definition of psychopaths that rules out like 90% more of them
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  10. You couldn't be more spot on. Because things like gang stalking exist
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  11.  @Glichyy  What I wrote was based on my personal experience of being stalked, harassed etc by psychopaths non-stop for more than a year now. I wish I didn't know a thing about them, but they inserted themselves in my life instead because they project themselves (their vulnerable victim side they dissociated as babies) onto me, so I was forced to know them and deal with their crap. No, I won't refuse what I felt and what I'm feeling first hand, my first-hand knowledge for what some random commenter on youtube wrote.
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  12.  @Glichyy  since you're trying to impose something onto me, I can tell you in response please educate yourself and read/listen to what Dr. Elizabeth Howell says about them to see how unsocial/strange psychopaths actually are. What I read by her aligns deeply with my personal experience. I'm just not reading some textbook to educate myself about ppl as entertainment, education or political correctness,but actually am going through the horror of their abuse. Meanwhile I also have some traits that can be labeled 'autistic' and dealt with ppl with autistic traits, so I see the similarity. These ppl are more 'autistic' than the autists themselves, I agree. Empathy is vital to communication. Psychopaths both lack it and can't connect with ppl on a true authentic level
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  13.  @Glichyy  and that feels and looks weird, how they can't connect. It's noticeable. Also try to make psychopaths dance traditional Armenian dances and you'll notice the drastic difference between them and other ppl who dance it etc They're extremely dissociated and deficient. They don't know how to connect to their own selves and neither do they want to. But that's even more vital to communication than empathy. Well, autists are often also not self-connected on such level, so here's the similarity
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