Seems like more than just ponerization -- such a rapid and complete turnaround.
He's giving in to creating (by means of "identifying") a target, to assuage his "unsurmountable" internal dissonance.hkoehli said:He's "splitting" which seems to me to be the essential trait of the "schizoid". "Splitting" is also called "black and white thinking", where someone "splits" objects into one or two categories. People are either all good or all bad, and the line of division is an arbitrary one, like Kaminski's "Jews" and "non-Jews". Ironic that schizoidia is the essential trait he is criticizing in Judaism!
Eh that's eerily like the borg's assimilation process. Interesting to see archetypes in literature manifesting in our reality. Though I guess it isn't the first and won't be the last.hkoehli said:Well, ponerisation is the same thing as transpersonification through pathological induction, I think. Kaminski's been "converted" just like the students in Lobaczewski's class who shed their masks.
A time honored tradition used by the PTB...Throw an attractive and/or attentive person at a subject who may be a threat to the Status Quo...and then have that attractive/attentive person vector the subject's focus in a negative direction.Laura said:I don't think I've ever read anything so full of hate... If that's what being "in love" with what's her face has done to him, it's a pretty sick relationship.
I doubt that it is all due to a person coming in to his life. There must have been a fertile ground there in the first place that could easily be cultivated under the right circumstances. In any case, it is totally sickening to read his rant.NormaRegula said:A time honored tradition used by the PTB...Throw an attractive and/or attentive person at a subject who may be a threat to the Status Quo...and then have that attractive/attentive person vector the subject's focus in a negative direction.Laura said:I don't think I've ever read anything so full of hate... If that's what being "in love" with what's her face has done to him, it's a pretty sick relationship.
True. The C's said something to the effect that we allow ourselves to be deceived.Aeneas said:I doubt that it is all due to a person coming in to his life. There must have been a fertile ground there in the first place that could easily be cultivated under the right circumstances.
I was just about to end my reply to Aeneas with basically the same thought! Being unable to detect our own self-importance and being susceptible to influences and/or agents (aware and unaware) that take advantage of key weaknesses could lead any one of us into dangerous ground.sleepyvinny said:think it is worth pausing for a moment to consider that, in the right (or wrong!) set of circumstances this could happen to any one of us ('going off the deep end', I mean), if we are not paying attention, and if we let our self-importance get the better of us.
Definitely. That's why there are threads like this one...and a Baked Noodles category. One can learn lessons regarding objectivity vs. subjectivity by reading about and/or interacting (to a point) with persons who play the blame game and/or believe they know it all. (Seeing those motes in our own eyes is oft times harder to grasp! :/ )sleepyvinny said:isn't that motivation enough to work on ourselves to be as objective as we possibly can?!
And then... as if anybody should take what this loon said seriously...! Except in certain circumstances.JK said:The great hurdle the American people have yet to surpass is
realizing that the mass murder of 3,000 people in New York City in
2001 was CLEARLY an inside job, covered over by intense media
blather about terrorism with not a whiff of a story that these
events were planned and executed by deep-cover intelligence
agencies, using robotic Blackwater-type operatives.
To quote this person is the height of absurdity and will be taken for sympathy towards fascism. Unfortunately Mr Kaminski seems to have 'lost it' somewhere along the way. Its unfortunate because he definately had a way with words.JK said:"This fictitious conflict between the Zionists and the liberal Jews
soon disgusted me, for it was false through and through.”
— Adolf Hitler, Mein Kampf
So true.sleepyvinny said:I think it is worth pausing for a moment to consider that, in the right (or wrong!) set of circumstances this could happen to any one of us ('going off the deep end', I mean), if we are not paying attention, and if we let our self-importance get the better of us.
isn't that motivation enough to work on ourselves to be as objective as we possibly can?!