Alchemical Braindamage

Alchemical Braindamage:

"...The important thing to remember about all people is that no one ever wants to think of themselves as the bad guy. Everyone rationalizes themselves as the hero of their own story. So while you can imagine many of the dodgier elites in the world successfully telling themselves they're good christians who enjoy the blessings of the church, or maybe a noble benefactor of the global economy, and social progress ( these folks are more likely to be luciferians btw )when you stretch those activities to encompass mass murder, whole sale child kidnapping and abuse, and epic amounts of narcotics, the usual narrative probably comes up a bit short.

So how does someone like that successfully rationalize their existence?

...But at the end of the day, what it's really about is not having to look at yourself. Not having to see what you really are and what you really do to people. Because that would mean you would have to see what has been done to you. And really that's the key to it all.

...It's common knowledge that while not all abused children become abusers, pretty much all abusers were themselves abused. It's not instinctive to attack and brutalize other human beings. You have to have learned it from someone. This phenomenon is well understood in juvenile criminal services. The only difference between the hardcore juvenile offender who becomes the hardcore adult violent sexual offender, and the elite class predator, is the support network which conceals and enables the behavior.

Imagine an abused child filled with self loathing and rage, incapable of empathising with others, lacking any real impulse control, and then place that sadly all too common person in context of rich family, powerful contacts, influential friends, and vast wealth. Most common predators end up in custody because they have no money to purchase gratification, no support network to protect them, and no social reinforcement to think beyond the moment.

With the elite predator or sociopath, there's no reason why they would ever be identified as such, let alone incarcerated, and no reason why they wouldn't be able to have family and children, and no reason why they wouldn't imprint that behavior on those children, reproducing the cycle. This sort of thing happens even in lower class society. The only difference is the poor can't afford the trappings to justify, let alone glorify, this lifestyle, and the rich not only can, but seemingly do..."