Reply #10: A (dry or not) drunk with a personality disorder [View All]

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experiences being held to account for his/her own actions as an attempt by others to exert authority to take away "my" prerogative to do what "I" want and to have what "I" want when "I" want it. These adversaries are viewed along a range of reactions from irritability to florid contempt to murderous rage. So saying whatever has to be said for such idiots to be put in their place, deflected or eliminated falls within the "necessary and required" category, and not at all in the deviant prevaricator column.

This is the only dot-connection I can come up with given that I think it unlikely that he is psychotic and/or oblivious to his own construction(s) of the facts. There is also the secondary level of process where eventually others expect that that communication from the D&PD will be contentious, sly, evasive and deceitful which produces contentious and adversarial dynamics that the D&PD experiences as absolute confirmation that the world is populated with idiots and petty criminals who don't deserve the truth.

But to attribute such pathology to leadership is disturbing and so most folks just try to stay out of the blast radius.