And the facts remain, Lardwellyn W. (Bill) Hughes III, man without a country, Loser, derelict, Hobo, & Minuet Queen, giving away free *****.

>On Fri, 8 Feb 2008 01:25:28 -0800, "Stupidman Hughes the Troll"
><BillHughes@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:


 From this mental junction, the way is short to entertaining the
delusion that God (or the equivalent institutional authority) is an
active participant in the narcissist's life in which constant
intervention by Him is a key feature.
God is  subsumed in a larger picture, that of the narcissist's destiny
and mission. God serves this cosmic plan by making it possible.
Indirectly, therefore, God is perceived by the narcissist to be at his
service. Moreover, in a process of  holographic appropriation, the
narcissist views himself as a microcosm of his  frame of affiliation,
of his group, or his frame of reference.
A narcissist is  likely to say that he IS the army, the nation, the
people, the struggle,  history, or (a part of) God. As opposed to
healthier people, the narcissist is not talking about representation.
He is talking about the embodiment of his class, his people, his race,
history, his God, his art - or anything else he feels a part of.
This is why individual narcissists feel completely comfortable
to play parts usually reserved to groups of people or to some
transcendental,  divine (or other), authority. It also sits well with
the narcissist's all-pervasive feelings of omnipotence and
omniscience. In playing God, for instance, the narcissist is
completely convinced that he is playing himself.
The narcissist does not hesitate to put people's lives or fortunes at
risk. He  preserves his sense of infallibility in the face of his
mistakes and misjudgements by distorting the facts, by evoking
mitigating or attenuating cir***stances, by repressing memories, or by
simply lying.
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“A winner makes commitment. A loser makes promises.”

“The path of least resistance is the path of the loser.”