Populist Reform of the Democratic Party

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11. Sad to say it is a common

Sun Mar 27, 2016, 04:55 PM

Mar 2016

behavioral trait among many Wealthy. Have met many who are very aware of their power and are able to us it to the positive. Here in the Southwest we see the more common wealth bully and it is not pretty. And looking at their families and cultural backgrounds,appears it was a learned aspect of their families for generations and their children are carrying it forward. My reference to Trump and his offspring come to mind as a example. We have a neighbor who is the Horticulturist for a certain Property on the Strip,and she deals with the present Trump generation. Stories abound and they apparently are just as nasty as their parent.

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Bullying For Goodness [View all] rhett o rick Mar 2016 OP

One more observation Warpy Mar 2016 #1

Hrm. Minor curtique Bubzer Mar 2016 #2

Thank you very much for the comments. I will look at the "dominant" vs. "dominate" but rhett o rick Mar 2016 #3

Actually, thats a very similar conclusion to what I came to about myself. Bubzer Mar 2016 #4

Some times when we have very strong convictions we think we can justify our rhett o rick Mar 2016 #8

have you read Aaron James, Assholes - A Theory? tk2kewl Mar 2016 #5

I just put it on hold from the library. Thanks. nm rhett o rick Mar 2016 #7

I am reading it now. One major difference between assholes and bullies are that bullies rhett o rick Apr 2016 #12

you are right about that... tk2kewl Apr 2016 #13

An eighth grade bully ceases to be a bully after a Downwinder Mar 2016 #6

Great post. Wellstone ruled Mar 2016 #9

It's easy to be a bully if one is Wealthy. nm rhett o rick Mar 2016 #10

Sad to say it is a common Wellstone ruled Mar 2016 #11