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Date Posted: 07:14:48 09/10/00 Sun
Author: avalanche
Subject: Re: Overreaction is a real good indicator for overcompensation
In reply to: Brain 's message, "Re: Overreaction is a real good indicator for overcompensation" on 04:55:11 09/10/00 Sun

>
> Everything was fine at your old message board until
> Avalanche came and started to insult Johnny for NO
> reason. Johnny was kicking Avalanches ass BIG time and
> had avalanche in check position ready to give him
> check mate.

excuse me, he did no such thing. pretending he did does not really help. your reaction is the same of people who are kicked down everywhere. pretending to yourself that the target of your hatred is somehow inferior, that you were the one kicking him, not the other way around.

newsflash:

you're lying to yourself.

What happened? You erased the message
> board at that moment when Johnny was about to give
> Avalanche check mate. You opened the new message board
> and said something like you don�t want to hear
> anything about dogs. Tommy tried to explain to you
> that he loves his dogs and you were defending your
> position that you don�t want to hear anything about
> the dogs. When I read that, tears came to my eyes.
> Other friends of yours were emailing me to find out
> what happened to Steve and I told them that you would
> come back to normal. Tommy was the king of Love
> gaining more and more support everyday, shining very
> bright, and what happened? Avalanche attacked Tommy
> constantly, what would NOT have been possible if you
> would have banned Avalanche from the message board.

censorship, always a bad thing, always opression.
anarchy rules supreme.

> Because Tommy�s was under constant attack he went
> crazy.

he was crazy to begin with.

One key person less!

victory.

Dave tried to come back at
> Tommy�s message board and what happened? You were
> arguing with Dave until he gave up. One more key
> person left.

victory.

I was explaining to people how the hell
> is being created by certain people and was showing
> them how to get rid of it doing a real good job by
> bringing that what people know about Oyster and
> Avalanche from their subconscious into their conscious
> making it possible for people to consciously realize
> what�s going on.

you mean pretend.

What happened? You start to blame and
> question me instead of attacking the hell creators. Do
> you see the pattern that connects Johnny, Tommy, Dave
> and me? As soon as someone is making real good
> progress, you do something to stop that. You have an
> inferiority complex and your ego cannot tolerate that
> anybody shines in your presence, and as soon as your
> ego notices �danger� you overreact by
> overcompensating. Since overcompensation is not enough
> to achieve the inner balance within your subconscious
> you start to project (projection is another defense
> mechanism of conscious self) your anger and fear onto
> others in order to somehow maintain the inner balance
> in order to avoid the nervous breakdown and/or pain
> and fear.
> Now don�t misunderstand this, this is NOT something
> you do on purpose, it�s something your subconscious
> does without your knowledge to protect you from fear
> and pain (that's it's job, it's main directive).
> Now that you know exactly what the problem is you can
> do something to get rid of it.
> Brain
>

you're a terrible psychologist brain.

more death and destruction anyone?
screw you hippie!

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Replies:

Re: Overreaction is a real good indicator for overcompensation -- Brain, 08:56:32 09/10/00 Sun
- Re: Overreaction is a real good indicator for overcompensation -- avalanche, 09:22:21 09/10/00 Sun