not even sure why Im posting this..I just am.
corpus callosum said:Then he can feel okay that he not ended up as a cop which is the career of choice for the bully who lacks empathy.
DoingKermit said:corpus callosum said:Then he can feel okay that he not ended up as a cop which is the career of choice for the bully who lacks empathy.
So there's a statistic that says people who were bullied when they were younger tend to choose law enforcement as a profession?
damon said:DoingKermit said:corpus callosum said:Then he can feel okay that he not ended up as a cop which is the career of choice for the bully who lacks empathy.
So there's a statistic that says people who were bullied when they were younger tend to choose law enforcement as a profession?
He meant the other way around, bullies are like cops, and vice versa, typical psycopaths. I doubt anyone here would defend institutionalized oppression, which is what both bullies and cops practice.
I took the opposite interpretation of damon. Many times, those who are victims of oppression/violence seek to oppress/enact violence against others as a way of shaking off a feeling of helplessness/insignificance. In the case of cops, perhaps being in an official position of power gives someone who was bullied as a child a sense of strength/power otherwise missing from their life. It's definitely been documented in some cases, although I'm unaware of specific studies, I'm sure they exist in some form.DoingKermit said:damon said:DoingKermit said:corpus callosum said:Then he can feel okay that he not ended up as a cop which is the career of choice for the bully who lacks empathy.
So there's a statistic that says people who were bullied when they were younger tend to choose law enforcement as a profession?
He meant the other way around, bullies are like cops, and vice versa, typical psycopaths. I doubt anyone here would defend institutionalized oppression, which is what both bullies and cops practice.
Sorry corpus... i misunderstood ya. That makes much more sense.
John Smith said:I think he's doing better now