Comments by "" (@Ichi-San-1501) on "Interview With A Psychopath | DEEP" video.

  1. ​ @Crafty-One low inhibition (ftl) can lead to behaviour inappropriate to social and societal morals. Also the lack of remorse / feeling of guilt about own actions is part of hallmark traits. People without traits of psychopathy can be bad people, and not all people with impairments associated with psychopathy are killers and criminal minds or unleash their repertoire. ASP and psychopathy aren't exactly synonyms either.
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  2. ​ @fx-studio Both <envy and jealousy> are strangers to me.
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  3. ​ @rachelelizabethmason18 don't know what he is, but he has no traits of psychopathy. He is a wanna be.
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  4. So what, it's wrong anyway what some imagine - people with impairments associated with psychopathy mostly HAVE a poor, basic emotional setting, and anger is in that very basic setting.( But barely any emotional capacities in a social and societal context.)
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  5. But that guy isn't a psychopath anyway.
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  6. ​ @pipo4939 here, here, someone gets it right...
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  7. ​hear, hear, someone gets it right. But, there is a layer in it, it's not totally wrong that high control of oneself can be achieved. Especially since few emotions trigger someone with a poor emotional setting.
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  8. ​ @MonkeyLiggaScrumptiousNan  Hitler was mostly vegetarian, and the NS regime was responsible for pushing (at that time already existing ideas and regional) laws of animal protection to a national agenda. It was mostly turning against procedures in experiments on animals, and against jewish rites of slaughtering animals. Further on, NS regime encouraged people to stand up against torture of animals which was honored with a "Hitler medal".
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  9. ​ @MonkeyLiggaScrumptiousNan ​ Hitler was mostly vegetarian, and the NS regime was responsible for pushing (at that time already existing ideas and regional) laws of animal protection to a national agenda. It was mostly turning against procedures in experiments on animals, and against jewish rites of slaughtering animals. Further on, NS regime encouraged people to stand up against torture of animals which was honored with a "Hitler medal".
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  10. ​ @MonkeyLiggaScrumptiousNan ​ H was mostly vegetarian, and the NS regime was responsible for pushing (at that time already existing ideas and regional) laws of animal protection to a national agenda. It was mostly turning against procedures in experiments on animals, and against jewish rites of slaughtering animals. Further on, NS regime encouraged people to stand up against torture of animals which was honored with a "H medal". Now YT STOP REMOVING MY COMMENT, there's nothing wrong about it, are we in China or what???
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  11. @vapu-gr7dt subject <NPD claiming he/she had impairments matching psychopathy> : interesting what you put up for debate here. Actually very plausible to me as the lines of impairments are thin in this are of PD disorders (because many neuro functional impairments cross over) and people with one full clinical image can have comorbid traits of other disorders, or other characteristics, too. E.g. somebody with histrionic traits might want to be in the spotlight and would go as far as claiming he had a disorder he hasn't. Or it can stem from some other issues of course. Like people who just think it's cool (need for attention, again) to get that label. Yes, I can also imagine that some find it thrilling to trick a psychiatrist or therapist into a wrong diagnosis and I can only agree with you that this would give such a profile the feeling of superiority.
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  12. @vapu-gr7dt  again, it's really not far fetched what you called out "weird& sick", it exists...
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  13. @khole15  psychopathy features several criteria, having barely any or no capacity for empathy is only one of them. Hence: extreme egoism ≠ psychopathy.
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  14. I don't wish to have all these emotional nuances and emotions, I'm perfectly fine with my poor basic setting. I am not accepted the way I am while I am tolerant with any diversity and do no active harm when my inhibition works. To me, people with much/rich emotions are trouble and often too complicated; even hypocrites. And they often can't think clearly or listen carefully but always color things I say and misinterpret with all their emotional bias and societal morals and its strange unlogical codex... And that tremendous vulnerability, always walking on eggs with emotional people.
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  15. He's not a psychopath. He has issues.
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  16. Nope
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  17. Bla, bla. You forget that some people with traits of psychopathy are intelligent. Plus, they're individuals, not identical clones.
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  18. So what, bad people walk among "us", too. ​ @Heresy1987 
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  19. ​ @gossipandgrigio7200 because he's stupid.
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  20. ​ @gossipandgrigio7200 because he's stupid.
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  21. ​ @gossipandgrigio7200 because he isn't gifted with intelligence. (Is that ok with you, YT?)
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