Voice-sliming behavior

Voice-sliming behavior is one of the hallmark behaviors of psychopaths,
and is the most fundamentally disruptive of psychopathic behaviors.
The behavior consists of using a particular tone of voice,
which is created via pushing the back of the tongue forward.
The resultant tone-of-voice has a particular sound-envelope which
gives it a slimey quality, and which antagonisticly disrupts people's
ability to focus truthfully, and facilitates a disruptive, warped,
"funhouse-mirror perception" of reality within the people who hear it,
which is the fundamental perceptual quality of psychopaths.
Freedom from voice-sliming is one of the most fundamental freedoms,
if not the single most fundamental freedom.

Psychopathic voice-sliming behavior is notably prevalent among
television voice-over people, and, indirectly, the people who hire them.
It is also present in some news-anchors, and, indirectly, the people who hire them.
The reason that that behavior is so prevalent among such people is
because that is a way by which psychopaths can cause maximal
disruptiveness to truthful perception.
That particular variant of voice-sliming behavior is called "mass-voice-sliming behavior".

In the United States,
the most prominent mass-voice-slimers who are known by name are:
the ABC News main evening anchor David Muir,
the ABC News substitute evening anchor Lindsey Davis,
the ABC News weekend morning anchor Gio Benitez,
and the tv-show host Rick Steves.

Some psychopathic voice-slimers are also pedosexuals,
and those voice-slimers usually have recognizable specific variants of
the slime-voice, which distinguish them from other psychopathic voice-slimers.
Those comorbid psychopathic pedosexuals may be called "slimers",
which is a word that is akin to the word "flamers".