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To: Solon who wrote (63331)	11/26/2014 10:13:21 AM
From: Greg or e	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 69300

Your refusal to take responsibility for your cowardly behavior from day one on this site is the classic response of a psychopath/sociopath. Look for a lack of shame. Most sociopaths can commit vile actions and not feel the least bit of remorse. Such actions may include physical abuse or public humiliation of others. If the person is a true sociopath, then he or she will feel no remorse about hurting others, lying, manipulating people, or just generally acting in an unacceptable way. When a sociopath does something wrong, he or she is likely to accept none of the blame and to blame others instead. Sociopaths are willing to hurt whomever whenever if it means that they will achieve their goals. This is why many sociopaths are highly successful people, unfortunately. Sociopaths may be cruel to animals and will show absolutely no remorse for that, either.