Let Us Treat Jim Fetzer with Kindness

[Lauren Johnson]

Full Disclosure Department: I am neither a psychologist nor a psychiatrist.

At times, I'm a carrier.

After close readings of his most recent Altgens 6 alteration posts available at the fetid Swamp, I've reached the conclusion that Jim Fetzer is a profoundly disturbed man.

Where are his family members? Is there no one who cares about this man and is in a position to help?

In all seriousness, I would like everyone here to consider treating Jim gently now. Of course we must distance ourselves from his recent output, and we must defend against enemy propagandists and well-meaning but ignorant journalists and academics who will attempt to argue that Jim's confused and perhaps even psychotic ramblings are in fact the gold standard for all legitimate assassination inquiries.

But as far as our treatment of Jim is concerned, I submit that we are morally obliged to comfort him.

Seriously.

I too am not a psychiatrist or a clinical psychologist, I suggest that you think twice about this -- or at least consider carefully what kindness is. In an earlier post, I suggested that he has a personality disorder. (Lot's of stuff available on the web.) One of the common themes is their resistance to treatment, should treatment even be agreed to. That agreement is unlikely because one common thread is that the person with a personality disorder does not experience it as a personal problem. His or order problems stem from everybody else. in Fetzer's case, he is surrounded with people who do not have the courage to accept the truth. There are only a few courageous people that only he is able to identify.

From my point of view, when you are around people with personality disorders, you leave them alone. If you are a leader of some group that is being beseiged by these people, you find ways to isolate them. They only end up causing havoc.