Hillary Clinton Finally Admits That Email Scandal Has Hurt Her Politically [VIDEO]
When people talk of Hillary being a psychopath, this is not a ploy. This is her character, which she is often showcasing. Here is one of the most recent examples from a few days ago:
Hillary admits that the use of private e-mail was wrong not because it broke a law or because it was shady or even just simply not transparent. Nay, she said it was wrong because of the bad result (not that the action itself was wrong). Psychopaths don't feel remorse; and in this case, she is showcasing that reality.
Psychopaths also have aversions to truth that are not in their self interest and prefer to talk around matters. Asked if the e-mail scandal hurt created distrust, she would not admit it; instead, she simply said it did not help her. Note that she expresses no empathy towards constituents and that she makes it about herself. In fact, she even based her entire campaign on "her." It wasn't let's do this or that for America, it was I'm this big and you should get in on this.
Psychopaths love to defer responsibility while promising to be better in the future. They've learned through conditioning that this is their best course of action. And thus Hillary does not take responsibility for her actions; and yet, she promises she is "the last person you will ever have to worry about ever not being 100 percent as specific and precise as I can be so that nobody ever raises any questions like that ever again.”
Psychopaths bank on people's forgiveness and unwillingness to get into the nitty gritty. You may recall that Clinton has lied and said she had not sent classified e-mails. When that was proven untrue, she noted that they had not been marked classified. That of course was a lie and ultimately a cop-out given that she had signed a non-disclosure agreement affirming her understanding that classified info need not be marked.
When people talk of Hillary being a psychopath, this is not a ploy. This is her character, which she is often showcasing. Here is one of the most recent examples from a few days ago:
Hillary admits that the use of private e-mail was wrong not because it broke a law or because it was shady or even just simply not transparent. Nay, she said it was wrong because of the bad result (not that the action itself was wrong). Psychopaths don't feel remorse; and in this case, she is showcasing that reality.
Psychopaths also have aversions to truth that are not in their self interest and prefer to talk around matters. Asked if the e-mail scandal hurt created distrust, she would not admit it; instead, she simply said it did not help her. Note that she expresses no empathy towards constituents and that she makes it about herself. In fact, she even based her entire campaign on "her." It wasn't let's do this or that for America, it was I'm this big and you should get in on this.
Psychopaths love to defer responsibility while promising to be better in the future. They've learned through conditioning that this is their best course of action. And thus Hillary does not take responsibility for her actions; and yet, she promises she is "the last person you will ever have to worry about ever not being 100 percent as specific and precise as I can be so that nobody ever raises any questions like that ever again.”
Psychopaths bank on people's forgiveness and unwillingness to get into the nitty gritty. You may recall that Clinton has lied and said she had not sent classified e-mails. When that was proven untrue, she noted that they had not been marked classified. That of course was a lie and ultimately a cop-out given that she had signed a non-disclosure agreement affirming her understanding that classified info need not be marked.
