>
> Do I miss an elaborate joke of yours, Vig? Psychologizingß It looks
> more like mind control to me. A modern kind of inquisition.-L
>
>
> VMANN: yes, ironically, the dude is a psycho professor. however,
what the
> students are doing is presupposing that the dude's arguments are all
in his
> head, without reference to the actual facts of the case.
> sounds a lot like groupthink. the people take it upon themselves to
enforce
> the bestowed "morality."
> vigilius haufniensis
>
ooops this was a bit fast on the keyboard again so you get one of the
strange German letters "ß".
I find these things really frightening. Even more if I watch the
attack crowd on LGF.
I had to sit down and analyze the letters by the mind police headed by
Madame Cheney. And maybe take a closer look at what is going on. Maybe
it's really simple, if you define yourself as righteous and pursuing
good for all [pretentious as that may be] hegemonic moralism - you
necessarily need to perceive evil in others. Maybe it is really as
simple as that.
But can anybody in 2006 demand of a Prof in psychology to follow such
a simplistic world view?
-L
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