Needing an adversary, someone to feel better than, is part of the need of the ego to prop itself up.
If you don't feel the push to be better than someone else, what do you care what they wear/do/think/love?
The easily triggered adversarial thing is a sign that people don't feel secure enough in who they are, and besting someone else gives them a little better feeling. This can be a habit created in the sports world when young: "Our team won!"
or "She's wearing an ugly dress!" "You don't know etiquette." "Your favorite band sucks/If you don't like this, then you're a moron." etc...
Thinkin' about it, this seeming 'need for an enemy'...
Hollywood aside, could it be labelled as pathological in a sense of being inherent nationally?
Need of enemies........ bomb them............ & the like, I mean.
Needing an adversary, someone to feel better than, is part of the need of the ego to prop itself up.
If you don't feel the push to be better than someone else, what do you care what they wear/do/think/love?
The easily triggered adversarial thing is a sign that people don't feel secure enough in who they are, and besting someone else gives them a little better feeling. This can be a habit created in the sports world when young:
"Our team won!"
or "She's wearing an ugly dress!" "You don't know etiquette." "Your favorite band sucks/If you don't like this, then you're a moron." etc...
It was posted in a context, which was missing. By a partisan poster who favors government intervention as a response to every problem, regardless of origin. I led the target but I don't think I missed.
It's dark. That may mean that the sun has gone out. Never mind what time it is—it's a crisis.
Great Twilight Zone episode titled 'I Am The Night, Color Me Black'. Worth a viewing. c.
It was posted in a context, which was missing. By a partisan poster who favors government intervention as a response to every problem, regardless of origin. I led the target but I don't think I missed.
It's dark. That may mean that the sun has gone out. Never mind what time it isâit's a crisis.
Great Twilight Zone episode titled 'I Am The Night, Color Me Black'. Worth a viewing. c.
It was a news story, with data points from a relevant market. It had a bit of speculation, but largely reasonable. There was no call to action. Are we now at the point where only the basest of information can be relayed without it political fodder?
Sunrise is at 7:05 am for freedom loving republicans, and at 7:05.37 for liberal democrats who refuse to acknowledge the light filtered through the tops of the trees they are hugging.
that's a solid point
personally my challenge is that most of the time i'm a pattern seeking creature (identify risk and seek to neutralize/mitigate it )
i see a problem and my observation and solution building framework kicks in
my other half swears it is not normal when dining out to draw an efficiency flow chart on a napkin and hand it to the manager on the way out the door
It was a news story, with data points from a relevant market. It had a bit of speculation, but largely reasonable. There was no call to action. Are we now at the point where only the basest of information can be relayed without it political fodder?
It was posted in a context, which was missing. By a partisan poster who favors government intervention as a response to every problem, regardless of origin. I led the target but I don't think I missed.
Sunrise is at 7:05 am for freedom loving republicans, and at 7:05.37 for liberal democrats who refuse to acknowledge the light filtered through the tops of the trees they are hugging.
It's dark. That may mean that the sun has gone out. Never mind what time it is—it's a crisis.
)
