A frequent problem in history is a common thread that lies between those
who are in the medical profession and serial killers.  Consider the
likes of Jack the Ripper or Chicago's "Devil in the White City".

Devil in the White City was a little known Doctor during the Chicago
World Fair that started killing his patients and selling the bones to
Chicago University for classroom purposes.  When considering the
Antisocial behavior of Chung, we find many things to compare between his
reactions.

First off is the assumption that his will is, "The will of God" or that
of the "Holy Spirit".  Notice that he assumes the role of judge, jury
and executioner for anybody that doesn't agree with him. Public posting
of pages to attempt to shame then which he then repast links to on a
daily bases.  Not people like Mark (me) but CONVICTs or some other label
that makes them less human in his view.

His role is without question in his self deluded states, that of God.
He assumes that he is righteous in all his actions because of this delusion.

Then we have cases like Dr. Harold Shipman.

When we consider how Chung "dehumanizes" people with whom he disagrees
with by not calling them by name but calling them, "convicts" and
labeling them "convict1", "convict2" or "sock puppets", "satans" which
means they personify evil...  Of which, I myself have earned a title of
besides the fact that I am in fact Christian and profess faith in the
Messiah of scriptures.  It bring to mind stark comparisons between "Dr.
Chung" and The Silence of the Lambs.

I have to wonder if he's not starving some poor girl in his basement
telling her, "It puts the lotion on".

This summery is particularly interesting...

"I'm the most cold-blooded sonofabitch you'll ever meet," said Ted
Bundy. "I just liked to kill, I wanted to kill." The hallmark of the
psychopath is the inability to recognize others as worthy of compassion.
Victims are dehumanized, flattened into worthless objects in the
murderer's mind. John Gacy, never showing an ounce of remorse, called
his victims "worthless little queers and punks," while the "Yorkshire
Ripper" Peter Sutcliffe brashly declared that he was "cleaning up the
streets" of the human trash.

In the 19th century, psychopathology was considered to be "moral
insanity". Today it is commonly known as "antisocial personality
disorder" or "sociopathology." Current experts believe that sociopaths
are an unfortunate fusion of interpersonal, biological and sociocultural
disasters.

Psychopaths/sociopaths are diagnosed by their purposeless and irrational
antisocial behavior, lack of conscience, and emotional vacuity. They are
thrill seekers, literally fearless. Punishment rarely works, because
they are impulsive by nature and fearless of the consequences. Incapable
of having meaningful relationships, they view others as fodder for
manipulation and exploitation. According to one psychological surveying
tool (DSM IIIR) between 3-5% of men are sociopaths; less than 1% of
female population are sociopaths.

Psychopaths often make successful businessmen or world leaders. Not all
psychopaths are motivated to kill. But when it is easy to devalue
others, and you have had a lifetime of perceived injustices and
rejection, murder might seem like a natural choice.

The following are environmental factors, psychiatrists say, which create
a sociopath:

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      Studies show that 60% of psychopathic individuals had lost a parent;
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      Child is deprived of love or nurturing; parents are detached or
absent;
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      Inconsistent discipline: if father is stern and mother is soft,
child learns to hate authority and manipulate mother;
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      Hypocritical parents who privately belittle the child while
publicly presenting the image of a "happy family".

Genetics

Tests are showing that the nervous system of the psychopath is markedly
different — they feel less fear and anxiety than normal people. One
carefully conducted experiment revealed that "low arousal levels" not
only causes impulsiveness and thrill-seeking, but also showed how dense
sociopaths are when it comes to changing their behavior. A group of
sociopaths and a group of healthy individuals were given a task, which
was to learn what lever (out of four) turned on a green light. One lever
gave the subject an electric shock. Both groups made the same number of
errors, but the healthy group quickly learned to avoid the punishing
electric shock, while sociopaths took much longer to do so.

This need for higher levels of stimulation makes the psychopath seek
dangerous situations. When Gacy heard an ambulance, he would follow to
see what sort of exciting catastrophe was in the making. Part of the
reason for many serial killers seeking to become cops is probably due to
the intensity of the job.

Genetics and physiological factors also contribute to the building of a
psychopath. One study in Copenhagen focused on a group of sociopaths who
had been adopted as infants. The biological relatives of sociopaths were
4-5 times more likely to be sociopathic than the average person. Yet
genetics don't tell the whole story; it only shows a predisposition to
antisocial behavior. Environment can make or break the psychopathic
personality.

When a psychopath does inherit genetically-based, developmental
disabilities, its is usually a stunted development of the higher
functions of the brain. 30-38% of psychopaths show abnormal brain wave
patterns, or EEGs. Infants and children typically have slower brain wave
activity, but it increases as they grow up. Not with psychopaths.
Eventually, the brain might mature as the psychopath ages. This may be
why most serial killers are under 50. The abnormal brain wave activity
comes from the temporal lobes and the limbic system of the brain, the
areas that control memory and emotions. When development of this part of
the brain is genetically impaired, and the parents of the child are
abusive, irresponsible or manipulative, the stage is set for disaster.

Can psychopaths be successfully treated? According to the psychiatrists,
"No." Shock treatment doesn't work; drugs have not proven successful in
treatment; and psychotherapy, which involves trust and a relationship
with the therapist, is out of the question, because psychopaths are
incapable of opening up to others. They don't want to change.

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On May 5, 5:01 pm, last_permutat...@yahoo.com wrote:

Whatever. Sieg heil, you shitheaded Jew hater.