icowden brilliantly summarised all the maybe's and Stevo says nowt in direct response. There is lack of empathy there. Difficult to distinguish between the detachment as a psychosis in itself or autism.
...and for the benefit of Stevo (as he's going on the ignore list so that I and this thread is not hijacked by Schmidt l and my responses (for that and the following, I apologise to all on here):
Dear
@Stevo 666
The Porsche driving leftie was left money by his brutal and very frugal father who deeply lacked compassion and empathy. He only knew rage and disempowering sympathy. I thought he may turn in his grave if I purchased something that would have made his blood boil with the thought of such wanton profligacy.
The Porsche driving leftie is much more centrist than you think. If you think my views are very left, then you have a certain myopia on top of all the other traits.
The 911 in question was sold when the novelty wore off and the girls grew taller so I potter around in my 944 which is now 36 years young to which I have fully restored with my own hands, including re-building of the engine. Something you are completely incapable of doing. You just pay people to do things like that as you have pointed out multiple times as you see people who do manual or technical work as necessary but seemingly inferior because they earn less than you,
...and you sit on the pedestal of coming from Redcar and making it in the world and you cannot understand why others don't do exactly the same. Another sign of some sort of detachment - right in autistic territory.
A common mantra of the Tories in the Norman Tebbit vein when he recalled his father getting on his bike during the great depression. The hypocricy inherent in free market capitalists - they need the industry and war fodder but when the fodder wants something in return and/or when the capitalism breaks down, the fodder complains. After all, the great depressions have all been caused by the proletariat haven't they? ...and if they are unemployed or impoverished it's because it's their choice. I am successful and it's because I am superior is the repetition of a very unidimensional view again, suggestive of autism.
It must be very easy to dethatch yourself from any care or empathy and cruise along in a bubble. The only way that it can be done successfully and repetitively is if there is something psychological that is amiss.
You so very rarely (if ever) express feelings whilst simultaneously wonder why others do. Why should they care? Why should something miles away bother them? It doesn't affect them directly, so what's the problem? They're having an emotional meltdown, they're acting like a woman (i've heard all of this over the years from you). "Pina [silly attempt at feminising 'Pinno' being threatened by it I guess] is a bit of a woman" you said.
Only women express emotions? Your poor wife. Oh and you pay her to be at home and do nothing so the least he can do is wash your underwear and cook. I do all the earning (Schmidt?).
Inherently, autistics often find it very difficult to see another POV or understand someone else's position/situation, so they will never be moved on a theory or idea as that theory/idea does not fit their idea, most significantly when it comes to the emotive. There are inordinate examples of your compartmentalisation, detachment and lack of empathy.
It's up to you to address your issues, not us.
