by Cledwyn Bulbs » Sat Jul 13, 2013 7:45 pm
He even gets the percentage of 99% from somewhere. Supposedly, 99% of the abusive comments are made by survivors. He is merely exaggerating, just like psychiatrists often exaggerate the incidence of violence amongst patients, in order to justify to himself and others his own tyranny. He blathers on about empathy (as if he was this fount of unconditional empathy who even empathizes with those whom he is in conflict with, regardless of interpersonal variables, which as I have found out, he certainly doesn't). He denounces certainty, yet his moral certainty should be plain for all to see in the imposition of his moral beliefs onto others. Who will control the controllers? Who will judge the judges, sitting atop their illusory thrones in the sky, nodding their heads in disapproval, with Olympian hauteur, at us squabbling mortal who stubbornly refuse to model ourselves on the gods like he?
Whenever someone questions him, he responds, dismissing what they say, and then they respond by sucking up to him, a pattern noticeable to the more perspicacious observer, perhaps aware that if they do what I did, which is basically tell him that I do not recognize his authority (and no, I used no expletives, and didn't call him stupid or anything like that), then they will be summarily banned for daring to question the unimpeachable one, the emissary of reason and virtue, the wise man of the MIA mountain, the king whose every edict must be obeyed unconditionally, otherwise face punishment by exclusion from the community, one of the few places where patients could articulate their grievances.
Yet he has the cheek to say that there are no personal motivations behind his banning of people, even though I was banned when I questioned his authority, in terms strategically deemed abusive by he, even though I didn't swear, and merely said I think it absurd that he reproached someone for questioning motives because they are unknowable, only then to completely contradict himself and say that throughout history many tyrannies and abuses have been founded upon good intentions (how does he know that?).
In response to your comment, yeah, I used it, and certainly agree that it can be very informative, but I really don't like the moderator on there. One of them is alright, but the one who wrote that article! I just despair at the way people are judging him by his words and not his actions. Just like any other tyrant or control-freak, he is obviously going to vigorously deny the accusations of his critics like myself, invoking abstractions like the "community", "conscience", and "justice" in order to justify himself, and claiming that what he is doing is absolutely necessary, playing the role of the poor victim. Why are they are even listening to this guy, judge him by his actions, just like we should judge coercive psychiatrists by their actions and not their words.
There are some really good people on there, but they do themselves no favours by allowing this character to do what he does, and should remove themselves from that community if they are true to some of the values they dangle ostentatiously on the end of their tongues without ever digesting them and thereby profoundly conceiving of them.
-- Sat Jul 13, 2013 7:50 pm --
I meant "commentators", not "reviewers". Darn. I must have had my Amazon head on or something.