On Monday, November 25, 2013 3:11:43 AM UTC-5, Jordy Chase wrote:
> It seems to me, and I would venture to say others here too, that you tend to focus on what you percieve to be certain other people's flaws and falings and imperfections rather than their positive, endearing qualigties... there's not a person alive without flaws, and on the other side of the coin, there's not a person without strengths... granted, people like Hitler and Stalin and Idi Amin and Pol Pot and so on have flaws that far outnumber their strengths, but obviously noone here can reasonably be compared to vicious, brutal monsterous tyrants like them... and also, who we are online is, at best, a glimpse, an approximation of who we are in "real life"... why not give people the benefit of the doubt and focus more on people's positive qualities and what unites us rather than what divides us?
I hate to really get into this because PR enjoys when people talk about him(so we are giving him what his ego craves), but his perspective is that of the eternal pedagogue. He sees himself as the great Corrector. When someone has that form of narcissism, they never see themselves as flawed, let alone admit it.
You are asking a leopard to change his spots...it will never happen.