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I accuse!

Louisa Timms, German
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During a discussion with other patients about the topic of malignant narcissism, I expressed how appalled I was that so many people today would still be willing to "raise their arm." One must not forget that this mental illness involves psychopaths! They can certainly disguise themselves well and "sell" their image. It is really like with Hitler: they go on vacation, enjoy themselves, celebrate, and know full well that the "Jews" are suffering because of their actions! They have no conscience, are deceitful, and yet extremely convincing! It is hardly possible to reach them unless they are excluded from society. I have asked several people in my home environment why they still speak to my parents, and I receive the response: They were always nice to me! Hitler was nice to almost everyone too.

Key specifications

Language
German

General information

Item number
8551958
Publisher
epubli
Category
Other literature
Release date
22.4.2018

Book properties

Language
German
Author
Louisa Timms
Year
2014
Number of pages
72
Book cover
Paperback

Origin

Country of origin
Germany

Voluntary climate contribution

CO₂ emissions
0,25 kg
Climate contribution
EUR 0,12

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