[OU]

Yesterday I convinced a group of lawyers, a judge and about 40 other people that I was crazy. I got dismissed from jury duty with a quickness. Gave them the crazy eyes as I walked out the room lol

[Hammerlock2.0]

Originally Posted by John8204

Dorner was not a psychopath he had a Narcissistic personality disorder.

Symptoms of this disorder, as defined by the DSM-IV-TR include[1]:

• Reacting to criticism with anger, shame, or humiliation
• Taking advantage of others to reach own goals
  
• Exaggerating own importance, achievements, and talents
  
• Imagining unrealistic fantasies of success, beauty, power, intelligence, or romance
• Requiring constant attention and positive reinforcement from others
• Becoming jealous easily
• Lacking empathy and disregarding the feelings of others
• Being obsessed with self
• Pursuing mainly selfish goals
• Trouble keeping healthy relationships
• Becoming easily hurt and rejected
  
• Setting goals that are unrealistic
• Wanting "the best" of everything
• Appearing unemotional

Hmm... let me ask you this... if I do these things I marked in bold and I actually achieve all of them, do I still have narcissistic personality disorder?

[OU]

Originally Posted by Hammerlock2.0

Hmm... let me ask you this... if I do these things I marked in bold and I actually achieve all of them, do I still have narcissistic personality disorder?

No it just means you had low expectations.

[HitOrGetHit]

Home from work. More bills in the mail...

[OU]

[M.C]

Originally Posted by PheelGoodInc

Amazing... people take a guys word for it who's obviously severely emotionally and mentally disturbed.

Anyone read the part in his manifesto where he said he grabbed the guys neck in the academy and started squeezing?

This guy didn't just kill cops. He killed a cops kid and her fiancee simply because she was his kid. It's sickening people are praising him.

I guess as along as he talks bad about police, he must be right.

People don't just automatically go against police, that is not the case, it's the vast range of history showing police brutality and lying, and corruptness both on the street and in the office that makes people go against the police. I'm 100% skeptical about people who need only a high school education and 3 months training to hold a gun and command me or other citizens on what to do. It's a horrible system full of power hungry, low IQ individuals who are protected by their peers of which have equally low IQs and low moral values.

Obviously not all police are like this, but the whole system is in fact full of people just like that, and as such the whole organization and system should be completely re-worked, re-written, and every police officer should have a mandatory life sentence in prison for a single case of injustice or brutality towards a citizen. They should also have mandatory, on-always cameras attached to their head, and if it is ever turned off during your working hours, you get fired immediately and can never work in law again in your life. If you take up a job with 3 months training that allows you to hold a gun and command people what to do, then you should take the responsibility that if you mess up, you spend your life in prison and have every single second of your day monitored highly, by an extremely strict system. Only individuals of the highest, highest intelligence and experience (the training should be 5 years minimum, not 3 months) should be able to become potential police officers, and people like this would take the job as seriously as possible, as the result of not doing so means you get your life taken away from you. It means you actually earn the right to hold a loaded gun and command people what to do, and the respect and intelligence to do it, unlike the system that is in place today.

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As for what I'm doing, I just got back from Brookings AGAIN, it's not too long of a drive but I just went yesterday, so kinda annoying.

I'm going to pop in a game or movie soon and relax for the day, not feeling too well so it's a good time to sit back and relax.

[Freelancer]

I'm about to enter my first competition in judo. I've realized it would be silly to test for a black belt before I had some competition experience. It's on Sunday, and I'm already nervous.

Unfortunately the situation in my club is lousy, I haven't got decent sparring partners, since currently most of the club members are kids. But nevertheless, this competition isn't very big, so I hope I'll run into guys who also are mainly recreational.

And I hope to win at least one match.

[Life B Ez]

Originally Posted by Freelancer

I'm about to enter my first competition in judo. I've realized it would be silly to test for a black belt before I had some competition experience. It's on Sunday, and I'm already nervous.

Unfortunately the situation in my club is lousy, I haven't got decent sparring partners, since currently most of the club members are kids. But nevertheless, this competition isn't very big, so I hope I'll run into guys who also are mainly recreational.

And I hope to win at least one match.

Wait your almost a black belt and never competed?

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S3

[OU]

Originally Posted by Freelancer

I'm about to enter my first competition in judo. I've realized it would be silly to test for a black belt before I had some competition experience. It's on Sunday, and I'm already nervous.

Unfortunately the situation in my club is lousy, I haven't got decent sparring partners, since currently most of the club members are kids. But nevertheless, this competition isn't very big, so I hope I'll run into guys who also are mainly recreational.

And I hope to win at least one match.

Good luck man. I hope you are able to get a win.

[Freelancer]

Originally Posted by Life B Ez

Wait your almost a black belt and never competed?

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S3

Yup. I'm a recreational guy, I started training when I was 22.

Thanks OU!