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Violentologophilia: Skirtumas tarp puslapio versijų
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(part of false-portrayal behavior) |
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<br> and especially presidential candidates and presidents, | <br> and especially presidential candidates and presidents, | ||
<br> so as to greatly satisfy that desire by being disruptive toward whole populations. | <br> so as to greatly satisfy that desire by being disruptive toward whole populations. | ||
<br> Consequently, news-media organizations are often infested with such psychopaths. | <br> Consequently, news-media organizations and governments are often | ||
<br> infested with such psychopaths. | |||
Violentologophilic psychopathy in the media is demonstrated most prominently by the U.S.'s | Violentologophilic psychopathy in the media is demonstrated most prominently by the U.S.'s | ||
<br> news-networks NBC News, and its main anchor Tom Llamas, ABC News, and its | <br> news-networks NBC News, and its main anchor Tom Llamas, ABC News, and its main anchor | ||
<br> | <br> David Muir, and its morning anchors Perry Russom and Gio Benitez, | ||
<br> and by the PBS news-broadcasts that are contracted from France 24 and BBC | <br> and the ABC News contributer John Cohen, the CBS News co-anchor John Dickerson, | ||
<br> the BBC anchor Steve Lai, and more generally, | |||
<br> by the PBS news-broadcasts that are contracted from France 24 and BBC | |||
<br> (which are semi-separate U.S.-affiliates of the Britain-based and France-based networks, | <br> (which are semi-separate U.S.-affiliates of the Britain-based and France-based networks, | ||
<br> which must conform to PBS). | <br> which must conform to PBS). | ||
<br> Those news-networks perpetrate that truth-disrupting behavior in a variety of ways, | <br> The most severely psychopathic of these is John Cohen, who seems to say | ||
<br> the word "violence" as every other word out of his mouth. | |||
There are also a variety of ABC News correspondents and substitute-anchors | |||
<br> who seem to exhibit violentologophilic psychopathy, based upon their wording. | |||
<br> However, those correspondents and substitute-anchors must conform to the | |||
<br> rules that their unseen bosses impose upon them, so they are therefore | |||
<br> more-likely simply following the orders of their unseen psychopathic bosses. | |||
Those news-networks perpetrate that truth-disrupting behavior in a variety of ways, | |||
<br> namely via displayed written words in topic-titels, displayed written words in news-tickers, | <br> namely via displayed written words in topic-titels, displayed written words in news-tickers, | ||
<br> words that are spoken by anchors and reporters, and words that are spoken by | <br> words that are spoken by anchors and reporters, and words that are spoken by | ||
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Violentologophilic psychopathy among prominent politicians is demonstrated by | Violentologophilic psychopathy among prominent politicians is demonstrated by | ||
<br> the current (2025) president Donald Trump, the former | <br> the current (2025) president Donald Trump, the former presidents George W Bush | ||
<br> the most-recent democratic-party presidential nominee Kamala Harris, | <br> and Barack Obama, the most-recent democratic-party presidential nominee Kamala Harris, | ||
<br> the british prime minister Keir Starmer, the current U.S. vice-president J.D. Vance, | |||
<br> the current U.S. attorney-general Pam Bondi, the U.S. house minority-leader Hakeem Jeffries, | |||
<br> the legislator and former presidential candidate Amy Klobuchar, | <br> the legislator and former presidential candidate Amy Klobuchar, | ||
<br> the prominent state-governor Josh Shapiro, the state-governor Spencer Cox, | <br> the prominent state-governor Josh Shapiro, the state-governor Spencer Cox, | ||