Don't fix it, if it ain't broke.

Submitted by Jaladhi (United States), Mar 7, 2006 at 16:09

You wrote: "One thing they always do is to attempt to deflect or mitigate any criticism. They do this by accusing the source of the criticism of having the same fault(s). It is a general rule that they never deal with criticism directly. They don't try to disprove criticism with facts, and they never admit the need to repair any personal defect; because the "master race" has no faults. They just ignore their own culpability, and begin looking for the same fault(s) in the accuser in order to put him on the defensive. The weaker their case, the more violent they get. As I have noted before, this is one attribute common to sufferers of 'antisocial personality disorder'. They NEVER take ANY responsibility for their actions, and they blame others for their failings."

How true your analysis is. We have seen this over and over again in their postings on this board. Their technique is effective in fooling our media and politicians. So why should they give it up. As they say, "don't fix it, if it ain't broke".

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