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DET

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7. Well Said

Reply to Baron2024 (Original post)

Sun Jan 26, 2025, 02:39 AM

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It took me a long time to recognize and accept that a lot of the high level managers in government and in the corporate world are sociopaths or have significant personality disorders. These people are ruthless and are impossible to work for or with. It will take an enormous change in the government and business culture to turn this around. I have no idea how that can be done.

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The Lack Of Human Compassion Is Staggering [View all] Baron2024 Sunday OP

The problem nowadays is not that there are more sociopaths, it's that the internet lets them find each other. Intractable Sunday #1

Good Point Baron2024 Sunday #2

Staggering only if B.See Sunday #3

well it would really kind of help if voters didn't keep giving a nod stopdiggin Sunday #4

I Think Baron2024 Sunday #5

Of course, Republicans/Trump voters believe they're 'compassionate.' J_William_Ryan Sunday #6

Well Said DET Sunday #7

In 2016 there was actually a study about executives... Shipwack Sunday #9

Yes, there are a lot of them; I was married to one, elleng Sunday #8

"better a bleeding heart than no heart at all" Skittles Sunday #10

This message was self-deleted by its author Buddyzbuddy Sunday #11

#MassSociopathy barbtries Sunday #12