What's the one group of people you should not upset? 

By Grace Wolf

Social Media Activists  

This guy did blackface, put on an afro wig, knelt and hung a sign around his neck that states, “Will stand for money” mocking NFL players that are kneeling during the national anthem to protest against police brutality and racial inequality.

Not only did he think it was okay to do this, he also had the guts to actually post this!

Well, one Twitter user saw this image and shared it with the caption “Do your thing, Twitter” and Twitter did do its’ thing. The image went viral and he soon received a huge flood of backlash on Instagram and Twitter.

People even reached out to his university - this is what the director of the university had to say about it: "Some dialogue has been started, but beyond that, I don't have any information to the extent of what has been said."

He later claimed he was “ignorant” and didn’t know it would be racist. Well, nevertheless this “incident” will pop up the on the first page when future employees or a possible girlfriend googles his name.

Some of you may have already seen the image of this very emotional, screaming, angry guy. This photograph was taken at the Charlottesville rally earlier this summer where people, such as neo-Nazis, Klansmen and white supremacists just to name a few, were protesting against the removal of a statue of Robert E. Lee, a symbol of racism, and most of these people, just like this guy in the picture, just had to take it too far.

Well, this image went viral and Twitter soon found the guy in the pictures. It became theimage of the Charlottesville rally and he was called the “Hazel Massery” of 2017. He was exposed and identified by Twitter user @YesYoureRacist and from there it just blew up - the original post has 60k retweets and 80k likes.

He later stated that even though he was marching with white supremacist groups and chanting white supremacists slogans that he “wasn’t the angry racist we see in that photo” and that his message was that white European culture has a right to be here just like every other culture. Sure thing, buddy.

A petition that demanded that he be expelled from his university has currently amassed more than 36,000 signatures! The university has already stated that they can’t and won’t expel him due to his freedom of speech, but he has quit his job at his university, stating “The thing about it, it's very much a social interaction and requires a lot of trust both ways. I quit because I want to have some form of peace at the university."

Lesson of the day: don’t anger social media activists.

They will find you.

And they will kill your career and reputation.

Why is the Catholic Church, at the highest levels, the way it is when it comes to pedophilia?

This article explores this subject.

#rainbow

Is a malignant narcissist more dangerous than sociopaths and psychopaths?

By Sonia Cee

I can only speak for my own experience. I was in a 1.5 year long relationship with a malignant narcissist. I knew something was “off” with him from the moment I met him. We met at a social event and I felt both a powerful connection/chemistry to him as well as this dreadful feeling, like my gut telling me to stay away. He was seductive and loved the chase. We added each other on Facebook and he pursued me for about 2 months before I agreed to date him.

All I have to say is this— I used to be agnostic/a soft atheist (like God probably doesn’t exist, there is probably no rhyme or reason, but I don’t care enough to think about it). After meeting my malignant narc, and one day seeing his beautiful blue eyes blacken over, seeing only blackness and emptiness in his eyes, in a way that is utterly inhuman, I started to slowly come to believe in something. I knew true evil existed, because I had seen it and experienced it. So according to Newton’s third law, for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. Evil exists. I have seen it. It is real. That means goodness must exist too. I slowly came to believe in God and eventually converted to Christianity. I cannot say that my malignant narc was a demon or possessed, but he certainly possessed satanic traits/dark powers that all religions and cultures believed in since the beginning of time… seduction, deception within deception inside deception, everything is a lie, not least of all the lies you tell yourself, how they corrupt you with your PERMISSION, you gave them your free will to do so. How they disarm people and manipulate people by making them believe that evil doesn’t really exist. How convenient for evil. Make believe evil doesn’t exist… that means you will never recognize it when you find it. How no depraved act, no sadistic pleasure, is enough to satiate their evil appetite… how their evil is just this black hole. How the evil person is not satisfied just hurting you, they seek to make you like them. They want you to be like they are. He took me down into a very dark place, where I had to look at my own soul, and either give it away or try to save it.

Just so you know how evil this man was… when I met him I was an innocent girl who only ever had 1 boyfriend before I met him. He pursued me relentlessly for 2 months. There was an idyllic honeymoon phase. During one of the lowest devaluation periods, he tried to groom me into prostitution because he got a sick pleasure from the idea of it. (Which of course I refused) He was a sexual sadist and he slowly started to make his sexual sadism spill over into other aspects of our relationship. During these rock bottom devaluation periods, he thought he was decimating me into the ground forever, but instead his cockiness made me feel anchored to sanity… I thought, this man is truly evil, I am not insane, it’s not me, it’s him. That’s when I broke free from his spell and escaped him.

Also— I call him a malignant narcissist and not a sociopath or psychopath because he also had all the traits of the most high functioning narc you can imagine. Sociable, intelligent, funny, charming with a polished false self. He made friends easily and your grandma, dog and 7 year old would all love him if they met him. He also had machiavellian qualities and would make friendships based on increasing his social status. He exploited a former ex girlfriend’s connections to build a company, exploited a former lover to build a current company, exploited everyone in his path. And he did all of this while making himself look like the good guy.

I do not think sociopaths and psychopaths have the capacity to play with people’s minds the way malignant narcs can. How they can make people feel powerless and insane, how they can use a person’s free will against them to make that person destroy and corrupt themselves. There are also incomplete or no studies, research etc done on malignant narcs simply because they will never land in a shrink’s chair, in prison or let themselves be examined. The only stories you can hear about them come directly from survivors.

Woody Allen on his marriage to “stepdaughter” Soon Yi. 

If you’d like to watch someone who’s full of it, click on this video. 

I’m trying to understand the rulers of the world and why they might possibly be transgendering their children. This video may be a piece of the puzzle. 

Clark Gable and the other person who wrote plays at my college. #clarkcable #joshsperber thetanster.com

Here’s an interesting opinion piece about the transgender mind control agenda.