"Their callousness typically emerges in less dramatic, though..." — Robert D. Hare
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Their callousness typically emerges in less dramatic, though still devastating, ways: parasitically bleeding other people of their possessions, savings, and dignity; aggressively doing and taking what they want; shamefully neglecting the physical and emotional welfare of their families; engaging in an unending series of casual, impersonal and trivial sexual relationships; and so forth.
Although some psychopaths are prone to violence, others can harm their victims in even more covert and psychologically appalling ways. They can engage in behavior that covers a wide range of emotional and interpersonal harm - from financially exploiting their victims to betraying and neglecting them. This is no less violent, according to Hare. It is simply a different form of violence.
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He will choose you, disarm you with his words, and control you with his presence. He will…
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Don't waste your sympathy on them; their problems are not in the same league as yours.…
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Their aggressive displays are "cold"; they lack the intense emotional arousal experienced…