Hasan Piker’s response to Bibi Netanyahu’s speech to the UN, where he whines about how badly Israel has been treated and what a huge threat Piker is. This beautiful response lists the abuses that Bibi / Israel has abused, stolen from, and committed genocide against the Palestinians.
My Response To Benjamin Netanyahu
Like Trump, no lie is too big. They should have a lie festival, see who can come up with the most irrational and and hopelessly self-aggrandist lies.
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Hi Rawgod. I wonder how they live with themselves. Seriously. I deal with intrusive thoughts that make every negative thing I or others have done that affected me into a club that beats me over the head. To lie like they do, to commit the horrific acts that they do is something I can’t wrap my mind around.
It is similar to when I was 8 sitting on the kitchen counter while the adopting parents and their friends played card games. My job was to when one of them raised their glass I was to hop down, rush over, take the glass and mix them a drink, then return it to them, then get back on the counter to wait until I was needed again. All while not saying a word. But sitting there I heard my adoptive father and the other men talk about how they couldn’t imagine or tolerate people who had sex with minors and trash talking gay men.
I was at that point being raped daily by that same man or forced to give him a blowjob. He married my adoptive mother when she barely turned 15 because he got her pregnant while she was 14. I sat there stunned trying hard not to say something that would get me beaten or killed. I have never understood how people like that can say things that they know are complete lies. So people like tRump and other politicians that give speeches and vote against things that later it comes they were doing is a mindset or internal mind set I can’t understand. If you have insights into them I would love to have you share it with me. I really need something to help me understand that disconnect. Hugs
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My sperm donor taught me how to lie, hopefully without knowing he did. If he knew… But that is another story.
When he came home from work, he would question my mother about what I got into that day. She tried to make things less hard to hear, but he could read her like a book? Then he would 6call me, tell me to bring his big belt, and he would beat me, however many stripes as he thought I deserved. This was just part of his coming home routine.
But if he saw me before my mother, he would ask me to admit my guilt (tell him what trouble I got into that day) and then make me go get his belt and beat me, no matter that I had done little or nothing. He just needed some release things from work, I guess, though his work was not a stressful job. (This is the adult in me talking, not my inner child. At the time I just knew it was belt time.) So after a while I would occasionally lie, and sometime I did not get my daily lashing (as opposed to when he used his fists and his boots!) The stupid thing is, the more elaborate the lie, the less strikes of the belt. In time the lashings stopped altogether. But not the anytime anywhere beatings. Not quite as bad, from my viewpoint.
But that is how I learned how to lie anytime anyone challenged me on something. It took 40 years to learn I needed to stop telling lies, 4and that was not easy.
But I can see my old self alive in Mr. Donald Trump, except that his lies are not elaborate. So many of them are meant to protect him from taking responsibility. A lot of the remaining lies are to grift people, or to make himself look better than he knows he is.
Or it just might be he likes lieing. One can never know for sure.
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Hi Jerry. I am sorry you went through that. I was beaten, punched, spanked but it was not a daily occurrence. It was when the adults or bigger kids were upset over something or wanted to make a point by pounding it into me. It happened two or three times a week. The sexual abuse was much more frequent.
I have never understood those who believe in daily spankings for children until adulthood like some religious groups practice. They take spare the rod and spoil the child too litterally. The children / young people do not have to do anything wrong as these people just seem to enjoy inflicting pain on those who are defencless or unable to defend themselves. It sounds like your sperm donor was one of those who got off on cauing the child you pain. It never fully goes away does it! The effects of those things they did to us stay with us all our lives and long after the acts stop. Warm healing hugs.
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The memories do not go away, no. But the fear and the feelings of being worthless can be changed into inspiration to make this world a better place to live in.
That is choice I made. I am no longer the victim, but a role model for those who were brought up to become victims. Change is possible if you choose it. I wish everyone would choose it. The cycle needs to stop. Two of my brothers beat their children, and two others abused their children mentally, but not physically. My oldest brother chose not to have childre. Nature stopped me from having children — I do not regret it.
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Hi Rawgod. I suffer from intrusive thoughts. So my mind replays every negative word, deed, thought, mistake I made or others did to me. I have to have constant input in my mind to drown them out. I play podcasts and other verbal media from my phone or watch podcasts and YouTube on the second monitor while I blog on my main one. Like that meme I posted the narrator in my head doesn’t like me and replays my worst moments. Over the years I thought it was getting better but I only got better at hiding it. Now I have to deal with it while finding ways not to believe those thoughts and memories. I do that by being the best person I can be and treating others with respect and kindness. I treat others the way I want to be treated. Every step forward is a gift for me and one more positive I can use to fight back against my childhood. But it has been slow going. It takes a commitment to be better today than I was yesterday and not take my pain and frustrations out on others. I have to remind myself no matter how bad I feel that it is not their fault. Hugs
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Alternatively, you can train your mind to not hear those thoughts until they can be deciphered one at a time. It makes it much more able ti deal with those thoughts.
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