Ganondox 
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> All she did was to push them aside in order to pass them.
> That was surely rude and reckless but neither a direct attack nor sociopathic.
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> The word sociopath is used far too often.[/bq]
You clearly have no idea what sociopathy even. It’s not axe-murdering, behavior that appears relatively benign can be sociopathic. It doesn’t matter that it was just pushing, she was showing blatant disregard for others to further herself. And she wasn’t even reckless there, she knew exactly what she was doing, she WANTED them to spin out as it gave her the advantage.
Finally, that’s not even what I was talking about. It was how she justified her actions that’s classic sociopath behavior, not the pushing by itself.
Dude, we already went over this. Yes, sociopathy is overused, but NOT in this case. She doesn’t just have disregard for others, she has all the other lesser known traits of sociopathy as well. I studied adnormal psychology at university, she’s a textbook case. Sociopathy is also much more common than you think it is.
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> [@Ganondox
> All she did was to push them aside in order to pass them.
> That was surely rude and reckless but neither a direct attack nor sociopathic.
>
> The word sociopath is used far too often.
You clearly have no idea what sociopathy even. It’s not axe-murdering, behavior that appears relatively benign can be sociopathic. It doesn’t matter that it was just pushing, she was showing blatant disregard for others to further herself. And she wasn’t even reckless there, she knew exactly what she was doing, she WANTED them to spin out as it gave her the advantage.
Dude, we already went over this. Yes, sociopathy is overused, but NOT in this case. She doesn’t just have disregard for others, she has all the other lesser known traits of sociopathy as well. I studied adnormal psychology at university, she’s a textbook case. Sociopathy is also much more common than you think it is.