Anders said:
dant said:
The look of the faces in the photos are highly subjective and
misleading because you cannot judge outward appearances as
it is akin to judging a book only by it's cover.
While I used to normally agree with this, I now think after reading about ponerology
that we have been brainwashed into negating our own intuitive hunch with sayings
like " You can't judge a book by it's cover." The cover of a book is ALSO part of the
book and therefore also has validity in the overall impression of a book. In real life
it might just mean that one raises the alert level, when countering someone of the
above appearance and then see whether actions support the initial impression that
the appearance gave.
In case you might not have noticed, please look at my phrasing and I added the word
only to make it clear that the entire book must be read. This is subtle. I think the
correct phrasing of: "You can't judge a book by it's cover." should read: "You can't judge
a book
only by it's cover." so that it is clear what is meant. What is not clear is that
not only the entire book should be read cover to cover but that the facts contained within
this book must be checked for factual contents as not to mislead. The devil in the details.
Perhaps you meant the same thing as I was alluding to?
Anders said:
This was also why I gave the quote from the C's on page 8, as it probably
shocked a few of us who have been taught to disregard the initial impression.
Well, I never was taught to disregard initial impressions or otherwise. Acutally, quite the
opposite because I am constantly aware of whom I am associating with as I know that
people you associate yourself with may not have your best interest at heart. If you choose
to put yourself into dangerous situations (like getting tipsy/drunk, taking drugs, hanging/traveling
around with "strangers", you are lowering your guard and you may be taken advantage of or
attacked, OSIT).
My reading of Ponerology only serves notice of the fact that not everyone is same in thought,
in word, or in deed. They may not even be of the same substance! In addition, other writings
such as "The Controversy of Zion", by Douglas Reed points out the mindset of certain people
who truly think they are "God's chosen people" (or race) are so driven inwards that evil pours
forth hence psychopaths, who by the way are highy intellegent and cunning, but obviously do
not have have the goi's best interests at heart but only to use them as animals for their evil
purposes.
Anders said:
The strategy of the pathocracy has been to deliberately promote the idea not to judge by
the cover, as we normally after a little bit of time gets caught in the spellbinding effect of
the psychopath and become easy prey.
Not if you are fully aware. But I agree that not all of "us" are always alert and watch the
sign posts carefully.
Anders said:
The first impression therefore for most of us is like a vaccination shot, which should make
us pay attention, NOT judge.
Well, there does come a point in time where we do judge as it is inherent in most "normal"
people, OSIT. This is especially true when you have arrived to a conclusion in some point
in time and until the "facts" proves otherwise and you will continue to hold onto this judgement.
If you are honest, you may see this is true in most cases. I cannot vouch for the psychopaths.
Anders said:
Having said that I agree with Dant that one should not be fooled into thinking
that all psychopaths look a certain way or that they are easy to spot by their appearance. It
takes careful observation and the appearance is but one amongst many observations. OSIT
Anders
Yes, by all accounts, be fully aware and dilegently watch the sign posts! I believe this
warning has been given to us many times, more than once!