Just plain crazy? Is that an Objective conclusion?
I have another idea on this whole Kavanaugh vs Ford situation.
She is admittedly afraid of flying - namely an irrational fear. Neurotic is the more technical term.
She also was afraid to go into the supermarket with her Mom, per her testimony, as a teenager. Irrational fear - neurotic at the time.
She also claimed and still claims terror from a boy trying to kiss her - I "felt" like he was going to rape me. Irrational overreaction.
And she claims terror from a boy momentarily putting his hand on her mouth in reaction to her yelling - I thought he might kill me. Irrational overreaction.
All together - she is just plain crazy. Thus, she is telling the truth, but that truth is that she overreacts and feels unjustified irrational fears quite often.
We shouldn't be deferring to the crazy overreactors in our midst, but rather recognizing them for what they are worth.
She is admittedly afraid of flying - namely an irrational fear. Neurotic is the more technical term.
She also was afraid to go into the supermarket with her Mom, per her testimony, as a teenager. Irrational fear - neurotic at the time.
She also claimed and still claims terror from a boy trying to kiss her - I "felt" like he was going to rape me. Irrational overreaction.
And she claims terror from a boy momentarily putting his hand on her mouth in reaction to her yelling - I thought he might kill me. Irrational overreaction.
All together - she is just plain crazy. Thus, she is telling the truth, but that truth is that she overreacts and feels unjustified irrational fears quite often.
We shouldn't be deferring to the crazy overreactors in our midst, but rather recognizing them for what they are worth.
