Re: Continued: Terrorism.
- From: "gb6724@xxxxxxxxx" <gb6724@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 18 Apr 2008 18:38:57 -0700 (PDT)
On Apr 18, 7:27 pm, "gb6...@xxxxxxxxx" <gb6...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Of course criminal insane people are everywhere among millions of
people online. Some people are naive and find these racist KKK online,
right here in these groups. And weird freaks, with clinical insane
qualities of possessive and murderous barbaric insanities from the
darkest ages of Ceausescu, but the Great Depression is returning with
racists in power, degradation, lack of interest in humanitarian
matters, always dictating away the humanitarian. Always discriminating
and people taken advantage of by Google in discriminating
circumstances and violations of rights. Terror-sadistic criminals rape
people using the Internet, and since it is International, little can
be done while revenges are taking place in dirtiest human rights
violating forms where all rules are gone like in torture prisons in
America, a torture prison psychology rises with crimes resembling Abu
Ghraib. But remember the prison experiment some decades ago, a famous
experiment that placed Americans for some time into a study prison,
and tortures immediately formed between those being guards and those
prisoners, the quality lays in the psychology of the society where
only some form of Gestapo rules, a quality distant from a cultural
European person's mind.
Continued: The growth of the psych ward, Ceausescu form of mindset
aiming at one quality: Teach em a lesson. Doesn't matter if it is in
a University psychology experiment, doesn't matter if it is elsewhere.
When the bomb in Japan was dropped, the CIA knew the war was lost,
the Japanese emperor was sending out messages to the world and
to the United States that Japan is ready to surrender. The US
president
didn't kindly say: 'Oh God save me' before ordering the dropping of
the
two atomic bombs on Japan, but a Bush guy saying Nixon was flip
flopper
and said: nukam, teach em a lesson. The 'tendency' didn't go away.
A terror psychology emerges with torture. They become the boss and
him the slave. This tendency is carried through history which forms
the character. Americans are very sadistic. 80 percent of bosses
admitted
to use hidden cameras on employees, insensitive as Google, as England
with the street cameras. Most emails at work are read by not one but
many
people. Japan, though the world's most peaceful country (well, second
most
peaceful I think after Greece) have a very uptight work environment,
but
I don't think they go to the American boss world. Human rights count
there, in other places they don't.
.
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