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On Mar 4, 9:29 am, John Larkin
<jjlar...@highNOTlandTHIStechnologyPART.com> wrote:
> On Fri, 4 Mar 2011 09:01:19 -0800 (PST), GreenXenon
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> <glucege...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >On Mar 4, 8:19 am, John Larkin
> ><jjlar...@highNOTlandTHIStechnologyPART.com> wrote:
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> >> What about the coffee? The pastries?
>
> >Yes. There's that too. Yum-Yums with an additional zing of anonymity
> >to write whatever you want in chat rooms. What more could any warm-
> >hearted, compassionate, fair, vulnerable outcast -- like me and many
> >other geeks -- ask for?
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> >I'm a social outcast because of the clothes I wear. My skin is very
> >sensitive so I can't wear the stuff that society considers "cool". I
> >cannot adapt to the discomfort, so I have to wear what I currently
> >wear. I have a best friend who has tried his best to support me but
> >society started insulting him for hanging out with me. As a result, he
> >is forced to abandon me.
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> >Because of what society does to my friend and me, I want to punish
> >society by writing extremely taboo things in chat rooms -- without
> >putting anyone [including myself] in harms way.
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> Waste of time. Nobody will be discomforted by what you type, but you
> could get arrested if you go too far.
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> >My enemy [i.e. society] pisses me off. To be fair, I want to piss my
> >enemy off.
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> Juvenile. Society will always win this skirmish. Learn to adapt, and
> to be happy. Apply your intelligence.
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> >With this internet cafe, any social outcast could get on a chair, put
> >on those goggles, get connected and pester society to their heart's
> >content. It would be extremely difficult for society to figure out the
> >who, what, when, where, why, and how of any social outcast venting
> >their spleen via this cafe.
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> >I have an Autism Spectrum Disorder called Aspergers. This contributes
> >to my sensitivity to certain fabric. Until society accepts my
> >"oddities" and treats me as an equal, I will continue to want to
> >punish it.
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> Have you seen the "Temple Grandin" movie? She's a full-blown autistic,
> PhD, who used her intelligence to deal with her differences.
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> You won't change society, so quit whining and change yourself.
>
> John


You're right. I won't change society and I don't plan to. I just want
to psychologically-scar my enemies to their very cores. I would like
to do this by writing extremely explicit text in chat rooms. The stuff
I'd like to write is so lewd, perverse, deviant, taboo, and
unacceptable by the norms of society, that it will elicit an
emotionally-charged and violent reaction from readers.

Please note that I gain *no* pleasure, humor, or happiness from doing
the above. I would, however, obtain a temporary but significant
decrease in my frustration and anger against society.

If I continually punish society via my textual attacks, I'm curious as
to what will happen.

My guess is that the media will get involved and there will be mass
societal outrage. The streets will be filled with furious puritanical
buttholes who will violently protest, throw rocks, pelt stones, and
start fires. How cool!

People in the chat rooms will go crazy. They'll start marching on the
streets and violently protesting. They will demand that the government
make new laws. New laws rendering the socially-unacceptable stuff I
write illegal. These people will form lynch mobs forcing the enactment
of new legislations and draconian penalties against the stuff I'd like
to write in chat rooms [which currently don't violate any law].

Am I right?

Currently that stuff I'd like to write in chat rooms is totally-legal.
However, laws can change and that is not good for me.

Public uproar and lynch mobs will force the enactment of new laws
causing what I would like to write in chat rooms [currently legal] to
be considered a HEINOUS crime. After the new legislation is passed,
the law will no longer allow me to pester my chat enemies.

After the new legislation is enacted, anyone writing what I'd like to
write [in chat rooms] will be named and shamed for the rest of their
lives and their identity will be made public.

Using this hypothetical chat cafe, I can write dirty filthy sick
things in chat rooms that would otherwise get me into a LOT of trouble
with society and its evil puritans.

On one of my computer's I'm currently using Tor and Vidalia -- which I
just downloaded and installed. I did this because lost my temper
against evil society. After installing the aforementioned softwares, I
said some very deviant things in a Yahoo chat room. Needless to say, I
got was I was looking for and my IP was hidden. I didn't do anything
illegal but just extremely anti-social.

Here are the responses I got from my enemies:

1. "Die you fucking pervert"

2. "You sick fuck"

3. "I'm calling the cops"

4. "Sicko"

5. "You are one poor excuse for a human being"

6. "You sub-human animal"

7. "Don't ever let me catch you in my neighborhood"

8. "Hope we never meet on the street"

9. "Plan on being visited soon"

10. "Report the sick bastard"

11. "Nasty perv"

There were many more emotionally-charged responses from my enemies.

Reading those responses relieved me of my own anger. I was frustrating
society the same way society frustrates me. I felt I was getting even
with society by writing such filth in the chat room. Now my enemies
will try desperately -- yet fail miserably -- to associate my profile
with my identity. They're probably losing sleep over the stuff I
wrote.

So long as society pisses me off, I will continue to piss off society
via my taboo chat room text.

Since the stuff I wrote is totally non-threatening, there is nothing
the law can do to stop me. The 1st amendment permits me to write
whatever I want in chat rooms as long as I'm not making threats. Sure
it maybe societally-unacceptable but at the same time it is perfectly
legal.

Hopefully, new legislation rendering my activities illegal will not be
passed in the future.

Society has a choice, either modify your rules to accommodate mentally-
ill individuals like me, or face punishment. I have a mental illness
call Autism/Asperger's. That's AFAIK. I probably have other mental
disabilities. In fact, I probably have all the mental handicaps, in
the book and additional psychiatric conditions that have not been
discovered or named yet. In any case, society should simply adjust to
the needs of psychiatric patients -- like me.

So long as society continues to outcast psychiatric patients, society
can except to face extreme retaliation. It's society's fault, not the
patients.

Patients -- including me -- will refuse to be the bigger and better
person. We will keep stooping down to society's low level. Hopefully,
more and more patients will do as I do and society will go insane and
become a patient of its own.

Society should provide free, immediate, and high-quality mental care
to psychiatric patients. Till then, expect more perverse chat room
text from me and my ilk.

Due to strict legal limits on confidentiality, I'm very hesitant to
express my societally-unacceptable thoughts to any therapist,
psychologist, psychiatrist, counselor etc.

This is because, if the thoughts are deviant, the aforementioned
people are required -- by society's irrational rules -- to inform
authorities. This is true, even if the patient is NOT threatening to
commit a crime AND has NOT confessed those people about having
committed a crime.

Also, in the unlikely-but-theroetically-possible event that I'm
accused [even falsely] of committing a crime, the aforementioned
people will likely be forced -- by society's irrational rules -- to
reveal my thoughts in the court room. This would be used to persuade a
jury into finding me guilty. My life would then be in danger
regardless of where my location. People would form gangs and burn me
to a crisp. The lives of my family and friends would also be at stake.

The mental health care system needs to be modified so that patients
can reveal any and all thoughts -- including the most perverted --
without these thoughts being used against them in the legal system.

I've never broken any laws and never plan to. However, if I have any
perverse thoughts, and I express them to the mental health staff, they
have an obligation to report them to authorities -- despite the fact
that I'm totally-innocent in the legal-sense.