Jordan Peterson's Most Psychopathic Patient

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[soldierside]

After ted bundy was dumped by his girlfriend who told him he wasn’t ambitious enough, (also on whom he based all his victims on), he went to law school, became a prominent member of his chosen political party, reconnected with that woman years later, made her fall in love with him again, only to then completely ghost her.

Man took a 5 year revenge plan and executed it. I think pettiness should be added to the dark triad and made in to the dark… quadrat?

[roogle]

The most dangerous people are the people with nothing to lose. They will drag you down with them and just keep dragging.

[jimmcfarland]

"Bureaucratic Personality Disorder!" Never heard that before, but the term sets off a flood of remembered experiences at the hands of these monsters. And they are monsters, when it goes from being a trait to a disorder.

[tomspring]

Every hero spends a lot of energy making sure and questioning whether or not they're being/becoming a villain.

[JayakrishnanNairOmana]

Villains with a honor code that they truly believe in are strangely dangerous and scary. Anton Chigurh comes to mind.

[zianawind]

The fascinating thing about J Peterson is how he seems just an intellectual sometimes, then he’s crying bawling on videos and Then you realize he deals with Extreme psychopaths for lunch without flinching like he’s not even scared.. that man is definitely quite the character

[jimgray]

"5 restraining orders is a lot"
"Yup"

[grahamvandyke]

I honestly have more sympathy for the psychopath here because he at least cannot help the way he is. Those people with Bureaucratic Personality Disorder know full well what they're doing and how shitty they're being. I have no sympathy for someone playing those games.

[Victor-ocvm]

Some people do need that type of personality against them. It’ll humble them.

[jeffkeenan]

The whole time he is talking, she’s wondering what the bad boy looks like.

[ninoivanov]

What do you mean, "funny"? Funny how? How am I funny? — (Reminds me of Tommy DeVito in "Goodfellas")

[glennhagstedt]

the problem is that there is a grey zone in villains, villains dont know they are villains, unless they have fully embraced the monster within them, they think that what they are doing is right, i've had alot of people claiming to be scared of me in earlier years, even though i see myself as a nice guy, now that im older i realize that some of the things ive done in my life is questionable at best.

i've used manipulation, fear and indirect threats as a means to get what i want, which is something nowadays i really dont want to do.

Like Jordan says, people are complex and whats right for some people might be unacceptable for others.

[ItApproaches]

To some degree I don't see it as psychopathic if someone is calm, even eerily calm, and simply is honest and upfront with you and says, "look, don't f with me alright, I'm giving you this one curtesy. Don't play stupid games with me, I'm not about that. If you try and play egoic games with me, or try to puff out your chest and try to intimidate me or such, I am the wrong person to do that to. I will make sure you never do that again to anyone...I will ruin your life." That might be extreme sure, but the fact that they were calm, they came in with no intent to harm you or mess with you, and told you to respect them and not mess with them, otherwise you would regret it...that's not psychopathic at all, it's a healthy mindset. It's setting boundaries, it's standing up for yourself, and preventing others from walking all over you.

[SeniorScriptKitty]

whats worse standing up to bullshit that shouldnt happen or creating bullshit for your dog or wife

[vybezD]

If you're going to be the villain be a complex one.

[jonbonesjones]

When he said "small guy"

I pictured him perfectly

[twiley]

Wow! Wouldn't want to be in his presence. You're right, restraining orders don't work. They don't even pick up the trash.

[gefiltafish]

He made HER life a nightmare? That guy is OUR hero.
Unleashing people like that, on horrible people like that clerk. Sounds like we found his purpose in life.

[RagnarHoff]

The psychopaths are born from once being a victim of having to deal with one themselves. I can relate.

[lastmashstanding]

Villains are out there doing karma's work. Bureaucrats are the true monsters.