3. You have more in common with a psychopath than you realise

You have more in common with a psychopath than you realise

How about I don't talk out of my ass and speak through experience having crawled out of hell made by psychopaths?

You think a psychopath just wants to blend in, and you are exactly right. But wait until you are deployed to a foreign country and the rules of society don't govern them anymore. You might as well be in hell, if they are your leaders.

They come back, they fit in society nicely. People think just because the guy has a bunch of medals and carries a flag that he is honorable, not knowing the psychopath should be in jail for the truly evil stuff he was able to cover up.

But regardless experience won't win the thread. You have book knowledge, while I crawled out of hell with the people around me wondering how I am still alive. Only to hear these bullshit discussions where people pretend they know things because they read statistics once.

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