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To: arasina

Childhood abuse and neglect can result in a cold blooded murderous rage. The following video documentary is of an adopted girl who had been abused by her birth parents at a very young age... an age at which many might believe she should retain no memory of the abuse. The video is chilling and not safe for work:

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But remember there does not need to be a horrible family background to breed a sociopath. It is easy to look at sociopathy as a funcion of nurturence.

It is a lot harder to face the sociopathy that is geneticlly predispositioned.


196 posted on 12/18/2012 8:16:36 AM PST by Chickensoup (Leftist Totalitarian Fascism coming to a country like yours.)
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To: Chickensoup

Thank you. You said what I was trying to convey with my emotional rant.


197 posted on 12/18/2012 8:35:12 AM PST by sfimom
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But remember there does not need to be a horrible family background to breed a sociopath. It is easy to look at sociopathy as a funcion of nurturence.

It is a lot harder to face the sociopathy that is geneticlly predispositioned.

I agree with that. Using cancer as an analogy, being genetically predisposed to a particular cancer does not change the fact that lifestyle/environment is an important variable to monitor and manage.

People without a known genetic predisposition can still develop a particular cancer due to their lifestyle/environment.

I'm not a medical professional but I have observed over the years that children in homes where the parents don't get along and ultimately split in a less than amicable manner can develop and manifest major emotional/behavioral issues.

A long time ago, someone advised me that pets will take on the personality of their owner. I have since observed that the behavior of a pet particularly in a household comprising two young adults can give a sense as to the nature of the adults relationship to one another. A "spastic" pet can indicate a relationship that from outward appearances is stable and happy is destined to split.

I guess what I'm getting at is a long held suspicion that home environments that while not meeting the definition of abusive can through instability, domestic intranquility and benign neglect result in children developing patterns of antisocial behavior.

199 posted on 12/18/2012 2:14:49 PM PST by fso301
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