Let's explore again one of the traits of sociopathic behaivior - referring to the elements listed in Post 7: an inability to feel guilt or the feelings of others.
Remember once again - one of the basic requirements of fraudsters is their necessity to steal money from their marks. They know that they are stealing money. Every phony "investment" or "structured finance" is nothing more than an elaborate scheme to steal money for a fraudster. It is the equivalent of pointing a gun at someone's head but instead of using force, the fraudster is using deception to take the money from his victim.
It is interesting to speculate for a minute as to how a person can bifurcate his mind to the point where he sees nothing wrong in using his "wits" to steal money. From personal experience, the fraudsters I have met will always tell me that it is wrong to point a gun at someone and take their money under the threat of violence. Yet, somehow it is OK to use deception to do the same thing.
As I said at the beginning of this thread, these are going to be random posts exploring this subject. Yet, still, it is worth asking these questions.
Remember once again - one of the basic requirements of fraudsters is their necessity to steal money from their marks. They know that they are stealing money. Every phony "investment" or "structured finance" is nothing more than an elaborate scheme to steal money for a fraudster. It is the equivalent of pointing a gun at someone's head but instead of using force, the fraudster is using deception to take the money from his victim.
It is interesting to speculate for a minute as to how a person can bifurcate his mind to the point where he sees nothing wrong in using his "wits" to steal money. From personal experience, the fraudsters I have met will always tell me that it is wrong to point a gun at someone and take their money under the threat of violence. Yet, somehow it is OK to use deception to do the same thing.
As I said at the beginning of this thread, these are going to be random posts exploring this subject. Yet, still, it is worth asking these questions.
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