Paul Haeder, Author

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rule of law is the bullshit yammering junk belief system to corral the majority into thinking there is some innocent until proven guilty, or, that justice is blind I’ve written about my friend who was smothered by her husband, Nov. 11, 2022. (Black and Blue: The Many Ways of Domestic Violence World by Paul Haeder / …

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the changes over time are here now, during this disgusting baseline of abuse, so we are battered down, man, down by law, too! Of course, intimate partner violence is HUGE in terms of pervasive, big time. Making the allusion to the collective citizen battered syndrome is of course just a thought experiment not to take anything away …

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and they can say they’re kinda socialist when the EV market starts bottoming out: Elon Musk called himself “kind of pro-China” and said Beijing was willing to work on global AI . . . Elon Musk called himself “kind of pro-China” and said Beijing was willing to work on global artificial intelligence (AI) regulations as …

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these people continue holding a gun to the collective head of the global population and global heart The face of them all, and these words ring true, baby, ring true, but here just one template for the rich, the murderous, the maulers: [Photo: John Kerry, special presidential envoy for climate, testifies during a House Foreign …

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… the deadliest kind of human is an Eichmann, a cog in the machine, a compliant one, bearing witness to the death machinery they help invent and build, yet turning the blind eye Students and young people are witnesses to the ways in which the U.S. education system is deeply complicit with war and militarism, …

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No words for emotions . . . alexithymia New psychology research shows maltreatment in childhood is linked to alexithymia in adulthood. Its etymology comes from Ancient Greek. The word is formed by combining the alpha privative prefix ἀ- (a-, meaning ‘not’) with λέξις (léxis, referring to ‘words’) and θῡμός (thȳmós, denoting ‘disposition,’ ‘feeling,’ or ‘rage’). The …

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