Authority Figures
Not just the police and government, but anyone in charge: the bosses, the landlords, the business owners and the like.
The most annoying characteristic of such personality types is their eternal hubris. The way they assume they're a "special breed" of humanity. In this case, the "parental" attitude they harbor wherein they figure the average person to be little more than an "overgrown child", devoid of self-discipline and self-restraint and "in need of" constant supervision and frequent punishment.
Sort of along the same line as the "intellectuals" who figure themselves to be such "unique individualists" in a world of "cookie-cutter"/"carbon copy" brainwashed "gnomes" and "drones".
Or the "intelligentsia" who view themselves as among the "enlightened" in an eternally "formulaic" monolithic world.
Not just the police and government, but anyone in charge: the bosses, the landlords, the business owners and the like.
The most annoying characteristic of such personality types is their eternal hubris. The way they assume they're a "special breed" of humanity. In this case, the "parental" attitude they harbor wherein they figure the average person to be little more than an "overgrown child", devoid of self-discipline and self-restraint and "in need of" constant supervision and frequent punishment.
Sort of along the same line as the "intellectuals" who figure themselves to be such "unique individualists" in a world of "cookie-cutter"/"carbon copy" brainwashed "gnomes" and "drones".
Or the "intelligentsia" who view themselves as among the "enlightened" in an eternally "formulaic" monolithic world.
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