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Originally Posted by maskedmelon
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Oh, that part. No, I wasn't told that, it's my own conclusion and I am happy to elaborate ^^ I say it's not their fault because disparate outcomes given similar environments suggest to me a genetic component. There are reasons we behave as we do beyond upbringing we are no more the same in personality than we are in mental or physical prowess. I don't fault criminals for being criminals anymore than I fault autists for their autism. Nature does not endow us all with the same gifts or shortcomings. Ultimately we all have choices to make, but some of us are prone to destructive behavior more than others. Society is better off without those.
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Yeah, that's Freud. It's what they teach in school from early on, in most everything as a shaped perspective from their lessons. Like taking history class, you are likely getting the lecture from a freudian perspective. All the teachers are taught Freud psychology in college as part of their child psychology courses. So you start on it early, to mold your reasoning and perspectives.