Contributed by: Manny Zayas


The truth hurts the victimizers and tends to help the victims.

The victimizers who tortured their victims to conversion or death perceived themselves as good. Now this 'same hands' victimizer group makes the laws, interprets the laws and enforces the laws. Most of the victimizers deny that they are in control. One of the most shocking and frightening aspects of these evil oppressions is that the victimizers perceived themselves as righteous.

What are the consequences to the victimizer and the victim?

It is a self serving, specific mind dysfunction, that permanently distorts the victimizer/perceiver's opinion respecting certain specific acts of his, by reversing his reality perception of good and evil.

The American legal profession today, are, by and large all victimizers under its influence and control.

What are the consequences of cognitive dissonance/self delusion to the victimizer and the victim?

The consequences are devastating for both the victimizer and his victim, but in very different ways. The victimizer loses his 'soul', his reputation, his integrity and sometimes his peace of mind. The victimizer unknowingly loses his 'soul' by trading it for power and material advantage.

Self delusion arising from forced compliance cognitive dissonance is a function of the relationships that exist between the victimizer, the victim and three critical factors: A false belief, power and truth.

The victimizers share the belief but the victims do not;
The victimizers benefit from the belief while the victims suffer from it;
The victimizers exercise power over the victims; and
The truth hurts the victimizers and tends to help the victims
Johnson of the words 'moral truth' instead of say 'perceived truth' confers on the victimizer an implication of 'moral standing' that is not deserved.

Subconscious awareness of harming others does rob some victimizers of their peace of mind

           - Author unknown, but well understood!

ABSOLUTE POWER CORRUPTS ABSOLUTELY DON'T VOTE FOR LAWYERS

A Dios,
Manny Zayas