15 years in prison minimum for this psychopath who aimed for a woman's face to burn it. Observe the coldness of the act, he does it without any remorse. If we don't punish them in proportion to their crimes, there will be an epidemic of senseless barbarism, and it has already begun. It is becoming urgent to lock up these bastards. #Justice #Violence #Criminalité (translated)
I witnessed the introduction and rise of internet. Everybody was enthusiastic. It remained awesome until some billionaire psychopaths ruined it and harmed humanity. AI is their act II. #InternetHistory #AIFuture #TechEthics #Nospecificcountrycodescanbeidentifiedinthetweetprovided.
Ca fait 27 min que le psychopathe a monopolisé toutes les chaînes d'info. En un mot, il en ressort quoi? #info #actualité #société
Je résume le discours de ce jour du psychopathe : C'est la faute de Poutine. C'est la faute de Trump. Ce n'est pas notre faute. L'État va continuer de se gaver de taxes sur les carburants. Les lobbies sur les énergies renouvelables vont continuer de se gaver. Ayez peur, cela nous permet de mieux vous contrôler. C'est bien ça? #Politique #Manipulation #Lobbies
Ca fait 10 ans qu'on les alerte sur les pédophiles du périscolaire. Ca fait 10 ans qu'ils en ont factuellement rien à branler. Et maintenant que le scandale éclate, ils vont accuser les associations et les parents d'enfants. Mais ce sont de véritables psychopathes dangereux !!! https://t.co/EEsyXedfnG #Pédophilie #SécuritéEnfance #Scandale
The Erosion of Western Civilization’s Social Fabric It is hard to fathom how much of Western civilization’s social fabric has eroded in just a single decade. No healthy society debates whether “the system” is to blame for a child murderer’s crimes and then expresses support for the monster. Such a society certainly does not celebrate the assassinations of moderate and respectable political figures, nor does it allow repeat violent offenders back onto the streets to terrorize the general public. The best explanation I have heard for this phenomenon of macrosocial insanity is *Political Ponerology* by Andrew Lobaczewski—the study of how pathological personalities infiltrate and transform social institutions. This process does not require an entire population of psychopaths. In fact, it is often only a small minority that forms the core of the pathological movement. A relatively small party or group is led by psychopaths, who are natural experts at manipulation, deception, intimidation, and ruthlessness. The ideologues are the ones who design the system. They create abstract ideologies, often criticizing reality for falling short of their arbitrary expectations. Human beings become nothing more than nodes in a network, to be organized and managed by supposedly more intelligent minds. Then there are the spellbinders, who serve as the movement’s salespeople. They package tyranny as safety, envy as justice, and coercion as compassion. Their primary tool of persuasion is emotional alignment rather than truth or logic. These three types rely on three other groups to normalize their totalitarian system: the spellbound, adapted conformists, and bystanders. The spellbound are true believers who experience participation in the movement as a kind of moral crusade. Adapted conformists support the system because of the security, status, or comfort it provides—or because they fear ostracism. Bystanders are generally aloof and avoid conflict at all costs, believing that ignorance and cowardice will spare them.
Wie die beiden Psychopathen im Mittelfeld da am Boden liegend sich in der 105 Minute in jeden Ball werfen Tanaka x El Faouzi ist Liebe pur #s04 #schalke #Fußball #Bundesliga #Schalke
Quand on sait que des enfant se suicident à cause d’harcelement à l’école je vois pas pourquoi il faudrait rester impassible face à des adultes complètement psychopathes qui s’en prennent à des enfants. Y’a aucun « dialogue » à avoir avec un prof violent envers ton enfant #harcèlement #enfants #violence scolaire
🚨 Fugue, argent, emprise : les mécanismes invisibles de l'exploitation sexuelle des ados 📒 Les conduites prostitutionnelles : enjeux psychiques et interpersonnels à l'œuvre chez les adolescentes ✍️ Ministère de la Justice — Direction de la protection judiciaire de la jeunesse (DPJJ), Service des études, de la recherche et des évaluations (SEREV) Anna Bienvenu, psychologue titulaire de la Protection judiciaire de la jeunesse (PJJ). Recherche issue d'une thèse de doctorat en psychologie clinique et psychopathologie (dir. Pr Evelyne Bouteyre, Aix-Marseille Université, laboratoire LPCPP), soutenue le 15 novembre 2025. Capsules Audio/Vidéo de Pratiques en Santé 🎙️🎥 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6urabtKHCI4 🔍💡 Prostitution des adolescentes : derrière le « choix » affiché, des carences affectives, un attachement insécure et une emprise organisée. Une synthèse clinique de la DPJJ pour changer de regard et ajuster l'accueil sur le terrain. Analyse de Pratiques en Santé et lien vers la source ℹ️➕ https://www.pratiquesensante.com/blog/pratiques-15/les-conduites-prostitutionnelles-enjeux-psychiques-et-interpersonnels-a-l-%C5%93uvre-chez-les-adolescentes-6184 📌 Ce document déplace un regard qui bloque souvent l'action : ces adolescentes ne « choisissent » pas, elles sont exploitées. Il éclaire ce qui se joue en dessous des comportements — carences affectives, attachement insécure, logique de répétition traumatique — et pourquoi le refus du statut de victime est la règle. Concrètement, il aide à tenir une posture d'accueil sans jugement, à comprendre les attaques du lien (fugues, provocations), à ne pas dramatiser le retour de fugue, et à situer le rôle des adultes et des institutions. Utile pour ajuster sa pratique face à des situations qui, sans cette grille, suscitent incompréhension et découragement. 🇬🇧: Prostitution behaviours: psychological and interpersonal issues at play among adolescents - https://www.pratiquesensante.com/en/blog/practices-15/les-conduites-prostitutionnelles-enjeux-psychiques-et-interpersonnels-a-l-%C5%93uvre-chez-les-adolescentes-6184 #️⃣ #pratiquesensante #ExploitationSexuelle #ProtectionEnfance #ProstitutionDesMineurs #Attachement #PsychotraumatismeAdo #PJJ #EducationSpecialisee
Sorry für meine Sprache … Es geht einem einfach an die Nerven, wenn man jeden Tag von psychopathischen Sadisten bombardiert wird … Unsere emotionale Reportage aus #Pawlohrad gibt es morgen auf https://t.co/YgNiSmmgWI zu sehen. Erste Bilder: https://t.co/Wz18cU3KyM #Pawlohrad #Reportage #Emotionen #UA
The Erosion of Western Civilization’s Social Fabric It is hard to fathom how much of Western civilization’s social fabric has eroded in just a single decade. No healthy society debates whether “the system” is to blame for a child murderer’s crimes and then expresses support for the monster. Such a society certainly does not celebrate the assassinations of moderate and respectable political figures, nor does it allow repeat violent offenders back onto the streets to terrorize the general public. The best explanation I have heard for this phenomenon of macrosocial insanity is *Political Ponerology* by Andrew Lobaczewski—the study of how pathological personalities infiltrate and transform social institutions. This process does not require an entire population of psychopaths. In fact, it is often only a small minority that forms the core of the pathological movement. A relatively small party or group is led by psychopaths, who are natural experts at manipulation, deception, intimidation, and ruthlessness. The ideologues are the ones who design the system. They create abstract ideologies, often criticizing reality for falling short of their arbitrary expectations. Human beings become nothing more than nodes in a network, to be organized and managed by supposedly more intelligent minds. Then there are the spellbinders, who serve as the movement’s salespeople. They package tyranny as safety, envy as justice, and coercion as compassion. Their primary tool of persuasion is emotional alignment rather than truth or logic. These three types rely on three other groups to normalize their totalitarian system: the spellbound, adapted conformists, and bystanders. The spellbound are true believers who experience participation in the movement as a kind of moral crusade. Adapted conformists support the system because of the security, status, or comfort it provides—or because they fear ostracism. Bystanders are generally aloof and avoid conflict at all costs, believing that ignorance and cowardice will spare them.
En fait je crois qu’il est complètement fou. Remarquez j’ai manqué de discernement. J’aurais du le deviner rien qu’en regardant ces grands yeux écarquillés de psychopathe sur le point de commettre un crime de masse. Cela dit, vouloir emmener un peuple entier en guerre C’en est un #psychopathe #guerre #discernement
Un centre de prise en charge des délinquants sexuels en Wallonie, l'Unité de psychopathologie légale (UPPL), tire la sonnette d'alarme sur sa situation financière critique, exacerbée par l'affaire Lenoci, soulignant qu'il n'a reçu aucun subside pour l'année en cours et qu'il fait face à un engorgement des suivis en raison d'un manque de financement. #DélinquanceSexuelle #PriseEnCharge #JusticeBelgique
sic semper tyrannis Hiermit distanziere ich mich von der deutschen Bundesregierung und ihrer Maßnahmenpolitik gegen die Russische Föderation und die Interessen Deutschlands. Ohne Beweise wird Russland die Schuld an einem vermeintlichen Drohnenangriff auf dem Flughafen in Leipzig gegeben, der offenkundig, ob als false flag oder PsyOp, nur im Interesse der Ukraine liegen kann. Heute vor 87 Jahren begann der zweite Weltkrieg in Europa. Ein Krieg, der viele Väter hatte. 87 Jahre später werden wir erneut von Psychopathen regiert, die bereit sind, für die Interessen ihrer Auftraggeber, und um ihre eigenen Verbrechen zu verschleiern, Mitteleuropa in ein Schlachtfeld zu verwandeln. Mögen Sie angeklagt, verurteilt und weggesperrt werden, zusammen mit allen anderen Kriegstreibern, überall auf der Welt. #Frieden #Krieg #Politik
Compassion as a Weapon Western civilization is increasingly trapped in a culture of entitlement, where victimhood can become a route to status, privilege, and power. Some elite universities report unusually high disability registrations—e.g., 20%+ at Brown and Harvard and around 40% at Stanford—far above community colleges. Whatever the causes, it raises a troubling question: when systems meant to protect the truly vulnerable become incentives, what happens to everyone else? Rob Henderson describes how accommodations can turn into “status games.” Extra time, special housing, and exemptions can make diagnosis feel like the logical choice, and the lesson travels outward: tomorrow’s leaders in journalism, HR, law, academia, and politics may learn that displaying weakness is rewarded. Research links habitual victimhood displays with traits associated with the Dark Triad (narcissism, Machiavellianism, psychopathy). That doesn’t mean genuine victims are manipulative—it means rewarding victimhood gives manipulators an incentive to enter. In the “virtue game,” grievance becomes currency. Pity can also function as covert power: the weak person gains leverage, while the giver gains moral superiority. When compassion is treated like a currency, it can become a mutually reinforcing racket. The danger isn’t helping the weak. It’s teaching that appearing weak is the surest way to gain power.
The 7 Types of People Who Create Evil Societies Andrew Łobaczewski, a psychiatrist who lived under Nazism and Communism in Poland, proposed political ponerology: pathological personalities and social dynamics can generate totalitarian systems. He describes seven recurring types: 1) **Psychopaths**: power seekers who gain control via coercion, intimidation, and violence. 2) **Schizoids**: ideological engineers who craft abstract systems and utopian theories; if reality conflicts, they rationalize more rather than revise. 3) **Spellbinders**: propagandists who convert ideology into slogans, moral stories, and emotional appeals that sort “good/evil” and define the in‑group. 4) **The Spellbound**: true believers who absorb the message and enforce it socially, driven by moral certainty; they often recruit through institutions and peer networks. 5) **Adapted Conformists**: quiet enablers who comply from fear and self‑preservation, often within bureaucracy (“I’m just doing my job”). 6) **Resistors**: a moral minority who refuse cooperation and prioritize conscience, often paying costs like isolation or punishment. 7) **Bystanders**: a passive majority who stay silent through fear, confusion, and disengagement. Together: psychopaths hold power; schizoids supply ideology; spellbinders publicize it; the spellbound enforce it; conformists administer; bystanders tolerate; resistors challenge. Crucially, totalitarianism doesn’t require everyone to be fanatical—enforcers and ideologues can pressure the wider population to comply. It can arise under many systems (communist, fascist, theocratic, etc.), not just left vs right.
When Pathology Takes Power If the last decade in the West felt unstable, you’re not imagining it. Andrew Lobaczewski studied how psychological pathology can spread into politics and produce “pathocracy”: societies where disordered personalities gain disproportionate power. He argued that revolutionary upheaval drives “negative selection.” Healthy people are pushed out or leave; manipulative, lying, and ruthless personalities rise through institutions. The system keeps its name and funding, but its character changes. At the top are essential psychopaths—empathy- and guilt-free exploiters. Beside them are schizoids who treat people as data and design control systems from abstract theories. Next come spellbinders: charismatic figures who package authoritarian ideas in the language of compassion, using invented moral standards for convenience. Then the spellbound: true believers. Around them gather conformists who comply to protect careers, while resisters are targeted and bystanders adapt to avoid trouble. Lobaczewski estimated a small minority builds the system, a larger group serves it, and most merely adjusts. Over time, society becomes the censor: truth turns dangerous, sanity is labeled extremism, and resistance is punished. The point isn’t only that bad ideas harm. It’s that pathological personalities can exploit good intentions, ideology, and institutional power—so the real conflict is psychological health versus pathology, and healthy institutions must be able to recognize the difference.
Why Psychopaths Rise to Power: What Hitler, Stalin & Mao Had in Common Polish psychiatrist Andrew Lobaczewski argued that in certain conditions, psychologically disordered people can rise through institutions and create “pathocracy,” where pathological personalities gain disproportionate power. He described “negative selection”: upheaval pushes aside those with conscience and competence while manipulative, ruthless figures thrive. At the core are psychopaths, who feel little guilt or empathy and use normal human weaknesses as tools. Around them are schizoids, ideological architects who turn abstractions into systems for managing people. Next are spellbinders, charismatic leaders who frame authoritarian ideas as moral duty. Together they produce “paramoralisms”—moral standards that invert reality: dissent becomes extremism, censorship becomes protection, coercion becomes compassion. Beneath them are true believers and conformists who follow out of conviction or career safety, echoing Milgram’s insight that the key question is who gives the orders. Finally come bystanders, a frightened majority that adapts to avoid trouble until self-policing replaces external coercion. Lobaczewski’s warning: pathological behavior becomes far more dangerous when society mistakes it for morality. The real struggle isn’t left vs. right—it’s whether institutions can preserve truth and resist normalization of destructive behavior.
The Victimhood Economy: Why Young People Prefer Socialism Western civilization is increasingly shaped by entitlement and a culture that rewards displays of victimhood. At elite universities, disability claims have risen: 18% of male and 22% of female undergraduates report a disability, and 54% of non-binary students, with higher rates at some wealthy schools than at community colleges. The issue isn’t genuine disability; it’s what happens when accommodations become status and advantage. Extra time, separate housing, and exemptions can turn diagnosis into leverage. When weakness is rewarded, some will learn to perform it. This matters because today’s students become tomorrow’s institutional elites. If grievance produces rewards, the lesson may spread into journalism, government, HR, academia, and business, letting beneficiaries inherit the power to expand the system. Research on victimhood signaling raises uncomfortable questions: people who habitually emphasize victim status, on average, show higher narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy—not to say genuinely suffering people are manipulative, but that systems rewarding victimhood create incentives for manipulators to exploit the category. Rob Henderson describes this as a status game: in elite institutions, grievance can become the currency of virtue signaling. For some, the rational strategy is to manufacture grievance and convert it into status. Nietzsche similarly argued that displays of helplessness can become covert power, while pity can create moral superiority for the caregiver. The danger isn’t compassion; it’s a culture that turns suffering into currency and teaches ambitious people that the easiest route to power is to claim they are powerless.
