Why most JPP MAGAts will die alone

[Dutch Uncle]

There are many reasons why bitter, angry people will die alone. JPP MAGAts are no different.

I've noticed that a lot of MAGAts seek to spread their pain and bitterness onto others whereas others deal with their pain without taking it out on those around them or strangers on the Internet.

Those of us in the over-60 group, and even some younger, have physical problems, maladies and the like that cause chronic pain. Some suck it up and deal with it, others seem to relish spreading their pain to others. As a group, those who relish spreading pain tend to be Alt-Right.

This seems to be self-defeating cycle because they drive away their families by this behavior. Children grow up and have their own lives to live* and couples can grow apart but a bitter, angry person who deliberately seeks to drive a wedge between themselves and their own family is only screwing themselves.

It's for this reason that I think MAGAts are more likely to die alone while anyone left of them is more likely to die with family around them.



*See Harry Chapin's "Cats in the Cradle" as a reference.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUwjNBjqR-c

 

[proud PETA member]

There are many reasons why bitter, angry people will die alone. JPP MAGAts are no different.

I've noticed that a lot of MAGAts seek to spread their pain and bitterness onto others whereas others deal with their pain without taking it out on those around them or strangers on the Internet.

Those of us in the over-60 group, and even some younger, have physical problems, maladies and the like that cause chronic pain. Some suck it up and deal with it, others seem to relish spreading their pain to others. As a group, those who relish spreading pain tend to be Alt-Right.

This seems to be self-defeating cycle because they drive away their families by this behavior. Children grow up and have their own lives to live* and couples can grow apart but a bitter, angry person who deliberately seeks to drive a wedge between themselves and their own family is only screwing themselves.

It's for this reason that I think MAGAts are more likely to die alone while anyone left of them is more likely to die with family around them.



*See Harry Chapin's "Cats in the Cradle" as a reference.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUwjNBjqR-c

Nothing better to do while you're all alone on a Sunday afternoon?

 

[Dutch Uncle]

Nothing better to do while you're all alone on a Sunday afternoon?

Why do you think I'm alone? I'm a loving husband, a loving grandfather and a good caretaker of our dogs and a cat.

The fact you don't disagree with the premise is notable.

 

[proud PETA member]

The fact you don't disagree with the premise is notable.

The premise isn't even worthy of discussion as it cannot possibly be shown to be true or false.
I suspect you are correct though, because I'm sure you had the family gathered around the computer as they all pitched in to help you write your drivel.

 

[Hawkeye10]

Our misery is required by the WOKE Death Cult.....make no mistakes on this point.

 

[AProudLefty]

At least @Legion has his own Super Bowl thread full of circle jerk.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

Our misery is required by the WOKE Death Cult.....make no mistakes on this point.

QED on why MAGAts will die alone.

Haters are often the architects of their own misery. Example:

Why Do People Hate?

Opposite of hate is mental and emotional detachment. Hatred creates an attachment to the thing or person hated the most. Hatred is an intense repulsion. Learn how to get rid of hatred.

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Hate is a feeling of intense hostility and aversion usually deriving from fear, anger, or a sense of injury. It is extreme dislike or disgust. Hatred is an emotion. Extreme hatred can inspire violence. Hatred is a feeling everyone has felt and experienced at some point, especially after being betrayed or hurt physically or emotionally by someone. It is normal to have hateful feelings occasionally. However, feeling hatred over a long time and holding on to hate can be detrimental to the mind and body.

Hate can breed more negative emotions. It can affect personal and professional relationships. Hatred changes the chemistry in the brain. It stimulates the area in the brain responsible for planning and execution of motion. This part triggers aggression while feeling hateful to either defend or attack. This also creates “fight or flight” responses and increases the levels of two hormones: cortisol and adrenaline. These hormones can cause weight gain, insomnia, anxiety, depression, and chronic illness. Hatred also triggers the mind to try to predict what the person being hated may do as a defense mechanism. This leads to further anxiety, restlessness, obsessive thinking, and paranoia, which affects overall mental health.

Hatred negatively impacts the nervous system, immune system, and endocrine system. Extreme emotions trigger the release of stress hormones in the brain. Over time, these stress hormones lead to increased inflammation throughout the body, resulting in significant health consequences. The more intense an emotion becomes, the more physically demanding it is to contain it. Holding on to hate can be exhausting. It can cause involuntary clenching of the jaw, grinding the teeth, and tensing the muscles.

The opposite of hate is often considered love, but this is not true. Opposite of hate is mental and emotional detachment. Hatred creates an attachment to the thing or person hated the most. Hatred is an intense repulsion. Hatred falsely inflates the ego and makes one feel very superior and self-righteous against the thing or person who is hated, which only results in more pain.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

At least @Legion has his own Super Bowl thread full of circle jerk.

Great! It's something he can watch from his bed.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

The premise isn't even worthy of discussion as it cannot possibly be shown to be true or false.
I suspect you are correct though, because I'm sure you had the family gathered around the computer as they all pitched in to help you write your drivel.

Disagreed.

Nope. My wife isn't into the Superbowl. She's out in her she-shed watching "Married at First Sight" and working on her crafts. Grandkids are with their parents. I have two of the dogs and the cat with me in the house.

What are you doing? Surrounded by loving people helping you type your drivel? Did they help with the choice of your sock username?

 

[proud PETA member]

Too funny!!! Your wife has a "she shed", but I'm the one dying alone!!

 

[Dutch Uncle]

Too funny!!! Your wife has a "she shed", but I'm the one dying alone!!

Yes, she does. You just labeled yourself a MAGAt. Fascinating.

So what's your other username?

 

[Dutch Uncle]

I guess @proud PETA member switched back to his other username(s). LOL

Meanwhile, back on topic:

https://www.healthaffairs.org/content/briefs/hate-motivated-behavior-impacts-risk-factors-and-interventions

KEY POINTS:​

• The last several years have seen discrimination, hate, and White supremacist ideology shift from the fringes of society to mainstream social media and political and social discourse.
• Hate-motivated behavior, which is highly prevalent and likely underreported, comprises a continuum of behavior from subtle discrimination to violent crime. Targeted groups are heterogenous.
• Documented factors associated with the commission of hate-motivated behavior are largely demographic or other individual-level characteristics.
• Legal and law enforcement solutions include hate crime laws, community-based policing, and federal tracking. Psychological and other health-focused interventions include education and training programs, public awareness campaigns, measurement development, perspective taking, counterfactual thinking, intergroup contact approaches, and social-emotional learning. With few exceptions such as intergroup contact, hate-motivated behavior reduction efforts are largely unproven to date.
• Moving forward, public health efforts addressing hate-motivated behavior should tackle intervention across structural, interpersonal, and individual levels. Academic-community partnerships and statewide task forces represent solid starting points for the development of strategic, comprehensive planning.
• Greater use of experimental research design and application of existing public health approaches (for example, bystander interventions) represent promising next steps in hate-motivated behavior prevention.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

Are you married @proud PETA member? Over 60?

16 Signs Of An Unhappy, Loveless Marriage (From Therapists) | mindbodygreen

Most marriages will encounter occasional rough patches, but here's what marriage therapists say are signs the marriage is over.

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16 signs you're in an unhappy marriage​

1. There's constant criticism.
2. Your relationship has become sexless.
3. You struggle to spend time together.
4. You stop sharing wins with each other.
5. You’re both defensive.
6. You avoid each other, as much as you can.
7. You daydream about leaving.
8. There's an anxious versus avoidant attachment dynamic.
9. You feel more yourself when separate.
10. You stop arguing.
11. You're in denial about negative patterns.
12. There's no understanding or compassion.
13. Body language changes.
14. It feels physically wrong being together.
15. You feel contempt toward each other.
16. You stonewall each other.

​

 

[Cypress]

There are many reasons why bitter, angry people will die alone. JPP MAGAts are no different.

I've noticed that a lot of MAGAts seek to spread their pain and bitterness onto others whereas others deal with their pain without taking it out on those around them or strangers on the Internet.

Those of us in the over-60 group, and even some younger, have physical problems, maladies and the like that cause chronic pain. Some suck it up and deal with it, others seem to relish spreading their pain to others. As a group, those who relish spreading pain tend to be Alt-Right.

This seems to be self-defeating cycle because they drive away their families by this behavior. Children grow up and have their own lives to live* and couples can grow apart but a bitter, angry person who deliberately seeks to drive a wedge between themselves and their own family is only screwing themselves.

It's for this reason that I think MAGAts are more likely to die alone while anyone left of them is more likely to die with family around them.



*See Harry Chapin's "Cats in the Cradle" as a reference.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUwjNBjqR-c

I'd hate to live my last day knowing I had spent my life wallowing in resentment, lying my ass off, and constantly kissing Trump's flabby ass. Rush Limbaugh acquired a lot of material wealth, but I wonder if on his last day he thought about how the purpose of his life, what it amounted to, was to spread propaganda and misinformation.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

I'd hate to live my last day knowing I had spent my life wallowing in resentment, lying my ass off, and constantly kissing Trump's flabby ass. Rush Limbaugh acquired a lot of material wealth, but I wonder if on his last day he thought about how the purpose of his life, what it amounted to, was to spread propaganda and misinformation.

Me too. OTOH, I doubt MAGAts have that much self-awareness. IMO, most will die blaming others as they've done for most of their lives.

Interesting point about Rush. He died with $600M in the bank yet was a drug addict, went deaf probably due to his drug addiction, said cigars and cigarettes didn't cause lung cancer then died of lung cancer.

The hate he spread should follow him to his own personal hell.

 

[proud PETA member]

You just labeled yourself a MAGAt. Fascinating.

Why do you hate it when America is great? This should not be fascinating. This should be everyone's daily goal. This is our country and it belongs to We the People.

So what's your other username?

I only have the one username. I don't make a life out of hanging out on ANY social media. What I do find fascinating how you and I both live in the same America, we study the same history, and yet our understanding of what makes America great is polar opposite.

 

[proud PETA member]

What are you doing?

Watching the super bowl at the time the question was asked.

Surrounded by loving people?

Yes

Did they help with the choice of your sock username?

Not a sock. Just a username. Im just a proud member of People Eating Tasty Animals, mostly stuff I harvest.

 

[Hawkeye10]

Since I noticed this thread I have been wondering how much I care if I have family at my side as I die. It sounds nice, but it also sounds like a chore...spending my last hours dealing with other people.

I dont know.

 

[proud PETA member]

Are you married @proud PETA member? Over 60?

Mid 50s, 3 kids, 2 grandchildren, married once and 25 years later when we got bored during a blowout super bowl we might have been chasing each other around the house. Why do you ask?

 

[Dutch Uncle]

Watching the super bowl at the time the question was asked.

Yes

Not a sock. Just a username. Im just a proud member of People Eating Tasty Animals, mostly stuff I harvest.

Awesome.

A person's behavior reflects the amount of love in their life.

That's what all the socks say.