Psychopathic Narcissists and Dictatorships

Here's how psychopathic narcissists establish dictatorships in four simple

steps.

First, radicalization. The aspiring tyrants convince unsuccessful

people and social

outcasts that they are oppressed.

This narrative, whether factual or not, becomes a shield for their tyrannical

aspirations, camouflaged behind empty slogans of

compassion, liberation, and

virtue. Once the victimhood narrative gains

traction, the next phase unfolds:

destabilization. Mobilizing their newfound army of victims,

these

psychopaths call for revolution against anything and everything resembling the

status quo, arguing for the transfer of power from

oppressors to the

self-proclaimed liberators, AKA the psychopathic narcissists.

Now that existing power structures are being destabilized,

the psychopaths take

advantage of Littlefinger's observation that chaos is a ladder and seize the

opportunity to implant themselves in every facet of society, government,

academia, media, and beyond. This marks the onset of the third stage:

crisis. By exploiting manufactured crisises like

war, public health

emergencies, or economic turmoil, the psychopaths justify consolidating

power under

the guise of restoring social stability.

Citizens unable to distinguish between wolves and sheep relinquish control in

hopes that the tyrants will rectify the chaos that they created.

With the psychopathic narcissists fulfilling their desires of centralizing

power

within their grasp, any form of dissent becomes a threat to

their rule.

This is when the final stage ensues: normalization.

Through mass imprisonment or execution, the tyrants now purge anyone who questions

their authority, including the destabilizing

victim-warriors who aided their rise,

as they're sure to awaken to the fact that they've just replaced one oppressor

with

another. Throughout this process, only those who adhere to

and enforce the tyrants'

doctrines are spared from political violence.

This is why we must always remember George Orwell's words, "One does not establish

a dictatorship to safeguard a revolution.

One makes the revolution to establish the dictatorship."

If you want a picture of the future,

imagine a boot

stamping on a human face

forever.

The moral

to be drawn from this dangerous nightmare situation

is a simple one.

Don't let it happen.

It depends on you.