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What type of disorder is this?
There's a person I've encountered who is always
very critical of other people. For example he criticizes people for being vegetarian for ethical reasons, and for health reasons, and criticizes the suggestion that people try to deliberately contribute to decent lives for livestock with their lifestyle. But, he can never suggest a superior alternative to that of which he is so critical. Is there a name for that type of disorder, and/or someplace where people can learn more about it? |
> wrote in message ... > There's a person I've encountered who is always > very critical of other people. For example he criticizes > people for being vegetarian for ethical reasons, and > for health reasons, and criticizes the suggestion that > people try to deliberately contribute to decent lives > for livestock with their lifestyle. But, he can never > suggest a superior alternative to that of which he is > so critical. Is there a name for that type of disorder, > and/or someplace where people can learn more > about it? Kinda sounds like some people who frequent this newsgroup. :^) Aside from depression, it doesn't sound like any kind of clinical disorder that I have heard of. Maybe just anger or closedmindedness. |
C. James Strutz wrote:
> Kinda sounds like some people who frequent this newsgroup. :^) Aside from > depression, Speaking of depression, Mr Strutz, how are you doing since the Steelers got their asses whipped Sunday night? |
The technical name for that disorder is PITA
DAvid "C. James Strutz" wrote: > > wrote in message > ... > > There's a person I've encountered who is always > > very critical of other people. For example he criticizes > > people for being vegetarian for ethical reasons, and > > for health reasons, and criticizes the suggestion that > > people try to deliberately contribute to decent lives > > for livestock with their lifestyle. But, he can never > > suggest a superior alternative to that of which he is > > so critical. Is there a name for that type of disorder, > > and/or someplace where people can learn more > > about it? > > Kinda sounds like some people who frequent this newsgroup. :^) Aside from > depression, it doesn't sound like any kind of clinical disorder that I have > heard of. Maybe just anger or closedmindedness. |
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"Momzilla" > wrote in message ... > > "ScrubsFan" > wrote in message > ink.net... >> wrote: >>> There's a person I've encountered who is always >>> very critical of other people. For example he criticizes >>> people for being vegetarian for ethical reasons, and >>> for health reasons, and criticizes the suggestion that >>> people try to deliberately contribute to decent lives >>> for livestock with their lifestyle. But, he can never >>> suggest a superior alternative to that of which he is >>> so critical. Is there a name for that type of disorder, >>> and/or someplace where people can learn more >>> about it? >> >> I believe the scientific name for it is "ignorance." ;-) >> >> -- >> > or Philistine. > Oh! CRUD BUNNIES! I crossposted. Now my cat is coming after me with the spray bottle. |
"usual suspect" > wrote in message ... > C. James Strutz wrote: >> Kinda sounds like some people who frequent this newsgroup. :^) Aside from >> depression, > > Speaking of depression, Mr Strutz, how are you doing since the Steelers > got their asses whipped Sunday night? Oh man, you had to bring that up. The Steelers kicked New England's and Philadelphia's butt in the middle of the season and surprised everyone, but they've struggled to beat even mediocre teams since then. I think they came together as a team in the middle of hte season and peaked early. Cowher has never been able to win the big playoff games. He certainly was no match for Belichick - I'm not sure anybody is. Ah well, the Steelers were good this year and they brought a lot of football spirit to Pittsburgh. My family has been season ticket holders since the early 70s and I went to all of those games during the glory years. They will always be my team no matter what. |
On 26 Jan 2005 05:30:53 -0600, lid (coben) wrote:
>Generally I think its better to deal with people as functioning >individuals responsible for their foibles, lapses, ignorance, >attitudes etc. Most people act or feel like that person at some >point on some issues. If someone does it a lot He is always critical of others, but never has a superior idea or suggestion. >they are being a >jerk. He is definately a jerk. He lies a lot too...a *whole lot!!!*. But I thought there might be a term for someone who is always critical of other's ideas, but never reveals his own. Coward would fit, but I still feel like there might be a better term. >It could be a biproduct of some syndrome, trauma, neurosis, >etc., but even in those cases it's better to deal with them as 'being >a jerk' whether your response is to get angry and confront them, cease >to hang out with them, or whatever. > >*-----------------------* > Posted at: > www.GroupSrv.com >*-----------------------* Really I should stop reading his posts since they are never of any value, but I do enjoy pointing out what a liar he is. |
> The technical name for that disorder is PITA
The common term is ASSHOLE "quietguy" > wrote in message ... > The technical name for that disorder is PITA > > DAvid > > "C. James Strutz" wrote: > >> > wrote in message >> ... >> > There's a person I've encountered who is always >> > very critical of other people. For example he criticizes >> > people for being vegetarian for ethical reasons, and >> > for health reasons, and criticizes the suggestion that >> > people try to deliberately contribute to decent lives >> > for livestock with their lifestyle. But, he can never >> > suggest a superior alternative to that of which he is >> > so critical. Is there a name for that type of disorder, >> > and/or someplace where people can learn more >> > about it? >> >> Kinda sounds like some people who frequent this newsgroup. :^) Aside from >> depression, it doesn't sound like any kind of clinical disorder that I >> have >> heard of. Maybe just anger or closedmindedness. > |
Scrubs,
Ignorance is like Arrogance. Terms used by psuedo-intellects to describe those more physically attractive than themselves. "ScrubsFan" > wrote in message ink.net... > wrote: >> There's a person I've encountered who is always >> very critical of other people. For example he criticizes >> people for being vegetarian for ethical reasons, and >> for health reasons, and criticizes the suggestion that >> people try to deliberately contribute to decent lives >> for livestock with their lifestyle. But, he can never >> suggest a superior alternative to that of which he is >> so critical. Is there a name for that type of disorder, >> and/or someplace where people can learn more >> about it? > > I believe the scientific name for it is "ignorance." ;-) > > -- > > FREE "Bushisms" screensavers: www.smartassproducts.com/downloads.shtml > Vegan/vegetarian merchandise: www.cafepress.com/saproducts/227981 > Bush or chimp?: www.bushorchimp.com/pics.html > Dogs hate Bu$h, too: www.dogshatebush.com |
Narcissistic Personality Disorder
> wrote in message ... > There's a person I've encountered who is always > very critical of other people. For example he criticizes > people for being vegetarian for ethical reasons, and > for health reasons, and criticizes the suggestion that > people try to deliberately contribute to decent lives > for livestock with their lifestyle. But, he can never > suggest a superior alternative to that of which he is > so critical. Is there a name for that type of disorder, > and/or someplace where people can learn more > about it? |
NPD - probably right. These kind of people elevate their own low self esteem
by systematically bringing others down. They do not offer anything positive, because that would be helping others. NPDs are devout egoists. John "canticle" > wrote in message m... > Narcissistic Personality Disorder > > wrote in message > ... > > There's a person I've encountered who is always > > very critical of other people. For example he criticizes > > people for being vegetarian for ethical reasons, and > > for health reasons, and criticizes the suggestion that > > people try to deliberately contribute to decent lives > > for livestock with their lifestyle. But, he can never > > suggest a superior alternative to that of which he is > > so critical. Is there a name for that type of disorder, > > and/or someplace where people can learn more > > about it? > > |
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