The spoiled child does not know the difference between its
needs and its wants. Small text: I found
characteristic listed here:
Compare and contrast the following two sentences:
a.
I need this person to work for me.
b.
I want this person to work for me.
For the purpose of analysis we will say
that a person labeled “A” said those two
sentences.
Both sentences indicate a lack of personal
capability of those who would say them?
So they are both said by the spoiled child that grew up to be an adult
that never cognitively changed from being a spoiled child.
Now contrast those first two sentences to
this next sentence and assume that the concept implied in this next sentence
does not apply to this article.
c.
I want
this young man to work for me so that he can learn a trade and independently
support a family as I do! {Almost
unheard of today isn’t it!!!)
I don’t know who to attribute the sentence “The spoiled
child does not know the difference between its needs and its wants” because I
found it on a blogsite and believe it to be copied there. Just to say it was not me!
Contrast A and B to this sentence:
“I need to get an academic college education so I can
support my own family some day,” “A” would never say that!
Now who would say something like this? “If I was your father I wouldn’t have any
idea how to make you happy!” ????
1.
A father of a spoiled child?
2.
A parent of a spoiled child?
3.
That which sired a spoiled child; a biological father
of a spoiled child?
4.
A man who compares himself to a father that was
himself a spoiled child?
5.
A man who has no children and has abandoned the
American Dream?
6.
A man who knows it takes a living wage to raise
a family?
7.
A man who knows how to get along with people?
8.
A man that doesn’t know how to get along with
people?
9.
A rich man that would advocate someone else raise
his children?
10.
A poor man that would never advocate someone else
be allowed to raise his biological children?
When George Bush Sr. advocated family values he was never
able to properly articulate what it meant???
Let’s try here;
1.
“I want my son to be President like me.”
2.
“I need my son to be President like me.”
Now here is the point, “Want and need” become the exact same
motivation as to a third concept a responsible man would think of.
3.
“I want the best man to lead my country!”
Because the spoiled child does not know the difference want
and need always mean the same thing to it!
And what is it really indicative of when you cannot tell the difference
between want and need?
The point being this, the person
that uses the terminology of numbers 1 and 2 says they want to be something when
they really need it to make them happy and they should never be allowed to have
it!
1. The
spoiled child reaches the age of adulthood and needs something they shouldn’t
have!
2. The
spoiled child reaches adulthood and wants something it shouldn’t have!
3. The
spoiled child reaches adulthood and goes to all means to get what it wants but
shouldn’t have!
4. The
spoiled child grown to adulthood is only made happy by getting what it should
never have.
5. He
wants something he doesn’t need and can’t truly achieve.
6. Therefore
the spoiled child can only be made happy in adulthood by depriving them of
their needs!
7. So
what other point is brought right into this?
The spoiled child can only think possessively in terms of people. And possessing what they have earned and
achieved becomes a need to him!
8. And
hence we have the basis of demonic possession!
Who is it that would seek to have what it cannot achieve?
And that is the problem with
democracy and wealth and drug based birth defects!
Now men and women who expect to be
fathers and mothers want to be fathers and mothers! The man says, “I want all children to be born
happy and healthy so therefore “Expectant” fathers should not drink alcohol!
Now here is one final blow. (Comparing sentences as to analysis of who
would say them and who wouldn’t again.)
1. He
didn’t want to be a father.
2. He
didn’t need to be a father.
3. But
he got a woman pregnant anyway!
Those 3 are sll the same person
that
4. Wants
and needs to believe he is a father and yet can never be a true one!
What does he
then become motivated to do?
Whatever he is
and needs and wants he wants the concept of the solution to that to be given to
him because he is a spoiled child! He
wants a Universal Father! And we first
get the term “FATHER” as used in religion from the Catholic Church! It was meant to be a man who could be
trusted! But we really ended up with “Fathers”
that hated children.
But it cannot be
because a man is really someone that expects to have children?
But it was to be
a step in the right direction wasn’t it?
It takes care of the insult “Son of Man”
They all had the same male as a father instead of being raised in groups
by a few female primates! It tells us
that the Romans were indeed well aware of the problem?
Now let’s draw a
contrast to number 10 on page one of this article!
Jay Leno had the
most popular television program of all time and he didn’t want to have
children! To be honest with you there
was something I didn’t like about him.
And it is related to a concept I will call equivalency.
Just because you
hear voices does not mean that you are mentally ill. Let me try and explain it to you. The Romans beat Jesus Christ a Jew over the
head when they crucified him. John
McCain was beaten on the head every day as a POW in Viet Nam? On what day of that do the Viet Kong declare
him to be mentally ill?
Back to the spoiled
child. He needs to believe he is
something he can never be. Hence he
violates the rights of those who can!
Now in terms of “No
Child Left Behind” the spoiled child has never been left behind! I would even state that the Great Depression
was caused by the spoiled child not wanting to be left behind! Hence we get the possessive of the works and achievements
of other people coming into play again.
Have you ever played a board game with someone that knows they are going
to lose and scatters the pieces all over the room before you are allowed to
declare victory? This is a reaction of
the spoiled child not being able to create; itself!
Okay there are
about 11 more characteristics of a spoiled child that I would like to write
about. But maybe this is enough for
awhile. But when you read all of those how
can you not come to the conclusion that the spoiled child isn’t mentally
defective!
Thomas Paul
Murphy
Originally
published on 02 08 2014 at: www.themilwaukeeandwisconsinnews.blogspot.com
Copyright 2014
Thomas Paul Murphy
And doesn't the instance of wounded war veterans from unnecessary wars lead to a greater acceptance of those born with the spoiled birth defects?
And doesn't the instance of wounded war veterans from unnecessary wars lead to a greater acceptance of those born with the spoiled birth defects?
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