A tangential remark: I thought after reading this that NPR CEO Katherine Maher may be a sociopath. So I looked Googled sociopath to ensure my understanding of the condition and came across WebMd's definition (link below). I discovered that the good woke doctors at WebMd have rebranded the condition as Antisocial Personality Disorder (ASP…
A tangential remark: I thought after reading this that NPR CEO Katherine Maher may be a sociopath. So I looked Googled sociopath to ensure my understanding of the condition and came across WebMd's definition (link below). I discovered that the good woke doctors at WebMd have rebranded the condition as Antisocial Personality Disorder (ASPD). In their words, "When talking about the clinical disorder, say "person with ASPD." These simple changes lower the shame around the disorder so that people feel more comfortable getting a diagnosis and seeking treatment.” which made me laugh given that a hallmark trait of sociopaths is that they don’t care about what other people think or feel. It’s right there in the 2nd sentence of their own definition. What is the term used to describe the condition of openly contradicting yourself without any sense of fault? Answer: Leftism
A tangential remark: I thought after reading this that NPR CEO Katherine Maher may be a sociopath. So I looked Googled sociopath to ensure my understanding of the condition and came across WebMd's definition (link below). I discovered that the good woke doctors at WebMd have rebranded the condition as Antisocial Personality Disorder (ASPD). In their words, "When talking about the clinical disorder, say "person with ASPD." These simple changes lower the shame around the disorder so that people feel more comfortable getting a diagnosis and seeking treatment.” which made me laugh given that a hallmark trait of sociopaths is that they don’t care about what other people think or feel. It’s right there in the 2nd sentence of their own definition. What is the term used to describe the condition of openly contradicting yourself without any sense of fault? Answer: Leftism
https://www.webmd.com/mental-health/signs-sociopath