I want to thank everyone for supporting my book, Psychopathic Authoritarianism: A Disease of the Soul yesterday. Order a Copy Here. It has moved up in the Amazon subcategory rankings. Hardcover is Number 1 New Release in Medical General Psychology. The Paperback is the Number 1 Best Seller in Individual and Society. Kindle is Number 1 New Release in Civil Rights and Liberties. Paperback and Hardcover are Number 5 in Fascism Books. Paperback is ranked 9,288 overall books and Hardcover is ranked 17,288 in overall books.
I will need to land some lager interviews to get the book the exposure it needs. This initial launch may help that effort. I do believe the message of this book is important. Thank you for sharing the Amazon link.
Dr. Joseph Sansone is a psychotherapist opposed to Psychopathic Authoritarianism and the author of Psychopathic Authoritarianism: A Disease of the Soul.
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Hope they sell like mad Dr. Joe , congratulations.
This is so fantastic! Absolutely terrific. Congratulations, Joe.
Shortly before the "COVID" op launched, while still in the office, I engaged in a conversation with a woman who reported to me. She is a native of India, lovely woman, hard worker.
The discussion centered around "politics." She insisted that the government is in the business of managing people's lives (My snarky words, not what she said, 𝒆𝒙𝒂𝒄𝒕𝒍𝒚...). Like providing medical care.
Really? Funding it by taking others' money? What if the government provides a service that someone opposes, like abortion, for example? Is it right that a person have their taxes go to something they oppose on moral grounds? (I'm playing Devil's Advocate...) Of course, the answer is the usual -- We're all part of the society, in it together, all have to contribute, blahblahblah.
So, even if I oppose or don't want something, you think making others participate against their will is for the "greater good?" Uh, huh, she declared.
"May I ask you something?" I replied. "Sure!" she said.
Speaking slowly, looking right at her, I went ahead: "What do you think it is about you...that 𝒎𝒂𝒌𝒆𝒔 you want to make 𝒎𝒆 want...what 𝒚𝒐𝒖 want?"
Deer in the headlights...
I think Dr. Sansone's book will answer that ↑ question. She is everywhere.