Monthly Archives: August 2012

In the final segment on this subject, I want to address how consistently stimulating Liberal amygdalae is a viable long term political strategy, how it can condition within the Liberal a more group centric psychology (or at least condition an … Continue reading →

Narcissists respond to several additional emotional themes beyond their divergence from K-mores, which I will present here for the record, to aid further research. Although some of these techniques will also work on Liberals, some may be much less effective … Continue reading →

There was a post over at Bruce Charleton’s blog, where he noted how Liberals (or Commie Bastards, ie CBs), will always go for the ad hominem attack, rather than confront a non-Liberal truth. They will attack their opponent’s character, morals, … Continue reading →

This post in the series will focus upon a critical observation I’ve made in the course of my dealings with Narcissists, specifically a subtlety of behavioral presentation which seems to alleviate their misery when experiencing aversive stimulus. One of the … Continue reading →

In this segment of our series covering Liberal debate tactics, we will now examine Mike Wallace’s life, to gain some insight into the nature of the shock Colonel Connell delivered in our last installment and examine what effect this shock … Continue reading →

Mike Wallace was a Liberal correspondent for the television show 60 Minutes. He was your typical Liberal hack, using every underhanded means to try and portray his subjects as somehow inferior, regardless of whether they were or not. Some depictions … Continue reading →

One STDV had a post discussing the futility of arguing with modern Liberals. No matter how logical your argument, they will dismiss it in the stupidest fashion, and then all pat each other on the back – the idiots of … Continue reading →

I have not posted in awhile because I have been working on this series of posts on a debating technique. This series is complex, and so interrelated that I need to roll the posts out all at once – both, … Continue reading →