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Some People Can Be So Cruel
Psyche discusses gangstalking, narcissistic abuse tactics, and cruelty inflicted by people, exploring how coordinated harassment mirrors biblical persecution and psychological manipulation.
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Psyche discusses gangstalking, narcissistic abuse tactics, and cruelty inflicted by people, exploring how coordinated harassment mirrors biblical persecution and psychological manipulation.
Summary
In this episode, Psyche explains that gangstalking is a form of narcissistic abuse on steroids. At ▶ 5:31, he mentions that it's like a form of narcissistic abuse where multiple people are involved. He shares a story about a person who came to his door looking for scrap metal, and how Psyche handled the situation [3:13-4:09]. Psyche also talks about how gangstalking can be triggered by setting triggers on people, making them paranoid [6:12-6:20]. He notes that Jesus was an example of someone who was gangstalked, betrayed by his own circle, and eventually tortured [5:45-5:52].
The episode appears to explore the theme of psychological manipulation and the effects of coordinated harassment on individuals. It suggests that gangstalking is a form of abuse that can have severe consequences for those who experience it. The discussion also touches on the idea that people who are already prone to paranoia may be more susceptible to these tactics.
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