This leads to a lack of empathy in all directions.
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Some of that lack of empathy surely reflects racial animus.
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"His tweet only shows you his lack of empathy," Andres said.
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The lack of empathy and myopic view of masculinity was striking.
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"I'm disgusted by the lack of empathy that I'm seeing displayed."
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Psychopathy— A lack of empathy or shame coupled with impulsive, reckless behavior.
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According to psychologists, narcissists also have a well-established lack of empathy.
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"His tweet only shows you his lack of empathy," Andrés told CNN.
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He's battling a lack of empathy around him, but he keeps walking.
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Of course, not everyone shares my lack of empathy for Lord Petyr Baelish.
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Fat Derangement Syndrome goes hand-in-hand with a profound lack of empathy.
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Barriss' reaction to Andrew Finch's death has betrayed a chilling lack of empathy.
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"Lack of empathy and compassion are common traits among animal abusers," Dull said.
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Trump's lack of empathy is worsened by his preference for style over substance.
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" Ms. Pollitt argues that for liberals, "lack of empathy is not the problem.
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She was the first to notice a lack of empathy in my husband.
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I am disgusted by the lack of empathy that I am seeing displayed.
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The photographs seem to demonstrate a Western ignorance—a lack of empathy comes across.
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The family drama is not caused by a lack of empathy, love, or care.
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I do think there's a lack of empathy from many, but that's the internet.
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Does the focus of leadership lead to a lack of empathy and contextual awareness?
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But underneath there's a profound lack of remorse, callousness and a lack of empathy.
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Thomas said this bordered on diabolical and highlighted a lack of empathy and attachment.
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Radical honesty and self-deprecation don't make up for a startling lack of empathy.
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It's kind of like having a lack of empathy for different versions of ourselves.
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This, combined with a lack of empathy towards women, is scary, to say the least.
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That's definitely, totally it—and also who is to blame for this lack of empathy?
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Anonymous students responded that deception from adults and a lack of empathy precipitated their decisions.
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According to Zuckerberg, however, these claims reveal a "profound lack of empathy" for Trump supporters.
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And I think that comes from a lack of knowledge and a lack of empathy.
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To some he seemed to have a robotic lack of empathy and odd interpersonal mannerisms.
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The lack of empathy or lack of emotion that you get back is really funny.
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Like, that's kind of the primary thing that makes people have a lack of empathy.
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I'm sure [Trump's] lack of empathy and leadership made many people die who shouldn't have.
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Presidential elections have consequences, and I don't know that lack of empathy should be disqualifying.
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Invulnerability is a lack of empathy and an inability to tolerate mistakes, which are human.
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Those traits include a lack of empathy, a need for admiration, and a preoccupation with status.
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There was a real lack of empathy for what women go through to access health care.
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Addiction is both a genetic/atmospheric consequence of human behavior, a sickness of lack of empathy.
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He lambastes Republicans for their lack of empathy for the working class, working poor, and minorities.
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The Trump administration had faced backlash for a perceived lack of empathy toward the government workers.
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"Well, listen, grandiose notion of self-worth, pathological lying, lack of empathy and remorse," he said.
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Traits include impulsivity, disregard for other people, a lack of empathy, and a penchant for manipulation.
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Given his apparent lack of empathy and his instinct for cruelty, what can we expect next?
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There is a toxic lack of empathy for Black people in America by nearly every group.
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Do you think a lack of empathy is at the heart of this kind of behavior?
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That lack of empathy was, in the eyes of many longtime political observers, Trump's Achilles heel.
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Meanwhile, White House officials have faced backlash for an apparent lack of empathy toward unpaid government workers.
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But he suspects that another major reason is the lack of empathy and understanding of human needs.
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For some hybristophiles, however, a lack of empathy is beside the point—or, perhaps, the major draw.
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Maybe it's a lack of empathy; maybe it's a deep-seated set of prejudices; maybe it's both.
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If a country isn't doing well, it is because of bad leaders and a lack of empathy.
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One of the difficulties Ms. Pahr faced after Amy's death was a lack of empathy from others.
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It wasn't for lack of empathy, or for the lack of similar discriminatory experiences in other institutions.
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In Dick's world, humanity is defined as much by its lack of empathy as by its positive qualities.
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So, when these two planets clash, feelings of rejection, or a lack of empathy, are in the atmosphere.
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If so, it will be further evidence of this administration's complete lack of empathy and compassion towards immigrants.
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Teigen also blasted Ivanka Trump for "complete lack of empathy" in regard to the Trump administration's child separation.
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They show an unwillingness to accept responsibility for their actions, as well as callousness and lack of empathy.
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As Khizr Kahn so eloquently stated recently, Trump demonstrates a lack of empathy that should concern us all.
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But, the lack of empathy, your tone and the lie detector test really threw me for a loop.
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The president has faced criticism for an apparent lack of empathy for Puerto Rico amid the disaster response.
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Antisocial personality disorder in particular commonly presents with aggression, anger, irritability, deceitfulness, hostility and lack of empathy for others.
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It is, in particular, psychopaths' callousness, lack of empathy, and charm that helps them advance in the working world.
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Still, it's an iconic prank that doesn't require any materials — other than a profound lack of empathy, of course.
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My money/success was a virtue that gave me license to demonstrate poor character and a lack of empathy.
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Psychopathy is a disorder characterized by antisocial actions, excessive risk taking, egotism and a lack of empathy and remorse.
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But Trump, who has long demonstrated a lack of empathy for suffering Americans, hasn't earned such a charitable interpretation.
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Lack of empathy for everyday Americans doesn't just show up in Trump's comments; it also appears in his policies.
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DJT's lack of empathy, understanding, honesty, and compassion makes him unfit to hold the highest office in the land.
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He is meticulous about preparation and has a deep lack of empathy for colleagues who have foregone the same.
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This is just another tragic example of this astonishing lack of empathy for anyone the administration believes is different.
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Biden's speech, which also targeted the president for a lack of "empathy," precedes a Trump event later in the day.
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It has negative aspects—lack of empathy, outsized self-regard—but also some positive aspects, including charisma and self-sufficiency.
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Ms. Boylan suggests that much of the despair and grief in the world may come from a lack of empathy.
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Offensive, inappropriate statements about serious mental health diagnoses reveal a lack of empathy and sensitivity and should not be tolerated.
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Yet they suggested a shocking lack of empathy or, at the very least, an inability to know when to keep quiet.
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However, the increase in the military-civilian divide in recent years has resulted in a lack of empathy for such sacrifice.
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He said that what struck him about Mr. Högel's testimony was his lack of empathy, even when speaking to victims' families.
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And when she eventually breaks up with Jared (while they're having sex, no less) it shows a remarkable lack of empathy.
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Further, his father's warped and misogynistic approach to this event -- and his lack of empathy toward the victim -- are shameful and disgusting.
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"There's a fundamental lack of empathy or understanding for other human beings at play here," argued Andrew Todd at Birth Movies Death.
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This preference, in turn, predicted their actual lack of empathy, for instance when they read about a Palestinian child with cerebral palsy.
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Mortensen has spread misinformation about immigrants and displayed a lack of empathy for innocent men, women and children fleeing violence and oppression.
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But the direction that should alarm us most is downward, the lack of empathy for many of the lowest and most vulnerable.
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A "lack of empathy is just one of the things that has pushed them apart," Card writes of Abel's crumbling first marriage.
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Machiavellianism, named after the Italian diplomat and writer of the Renaissance era, represents manipulative behavior, while psychopathy manifests a lack of empathy.
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His self-absorption, narcissism, casual cruelty, lack of empathy and penchant for self-pity have not been leavened by any redeeming qualities.
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The real issue is not lack of training but lack of empathy and an overwhelming deference to law enforcement in this country.
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We are suffering from a general lack of empathy — our unwillingness to understand the point of view of others different from ourselves.
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Even more troubling was our observation that boys who remained in institutions had a lack of empathy or guilt associated with criminality.
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Being obese is simply bad for the environment, and in this day and age, we cannot afford that lack of empathy anymore.
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The disorder is a bit of an enigma because the diagnostic criteria includes things like arrogance, lack of empathy, and sense of entitlement.
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Insights from fields like cognitive science and psychology could curtail some of Trump's worst qualities, from lack of empathy to bigotry to narcissism.
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There is a democratic deficit in the E.U. and they have treated the Greek economic crisis with incompetence and a lack of empathy.
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Civil rights organizations have pointed to Ms. DeVos's re-examination of these policies as evidence of her lack of empathy for vulnerable populations.
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And while people with ASPD oftentimes can be violent in the way they manifest their lack of empathy, this isn't a steadfast rule.
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Coates explores how the system was upheld by a willful ignorance, the dehumanization of black people perpetuated through a deliberate lack of empathy.
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The word "evil" comes up a lot, and it certainly fits Cohn, with his dead eyes and manifest lack of empathy or scruples.
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It also reeks of a lack of empathy, an inability to step outside yourself and into another person's shoes for even a minute.
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Lack of empathy in caregivers — doctors, nurses, even loved ones — is one of the most widely voiced complaints in the health care field.
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He cites a Stanford study, which says that people with extravagant self-importance, lack of empathy, sensitivity to criticism and entitlement make more money.
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Trump's lack of empathy is perhaps also reflected in the lack of personal attention he gives to parts of America where voters favor Democrats.
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You have to think about what led to the bullying behavior, and often, it is a lack of empathy on the part of children.
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A key element of narcissism, say experts, is a lack of empathy -- an inability or unwillingness to recognize the needs and feelings of others.
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"His lack of empathy and compassion can be summed up in that phrase he is most proud of making famous: 'You're fired,'" Biden said.
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Watching the film, I couldn't help but relate it to the current refugee crisis and lack of empathy by so many individuals and nations.
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It's an unnecessary pretense that highlights her complete lack of empathy, and her willingness to take advantage of people, even using them as props.
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The problem is a serious lack of empathy and understanding from people who work within the tech industry to those outside their rarified milieu.
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Nothing. The real-world consequences of weaponized hatred are no concern for a man with a shameful incuriosity and a profound lack of empathy.
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" Asked about Cramer's comments, Heitkamp communications director Julia Krieger said he displayed "a stunning lack of empathy for victims and the trauma they experience.
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As someone who grew up needing food stamps and free school lunches, I cannot understand the logic or lack of empathy behind this plan.
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It points to a fundamental lack of empathy, in that they couldn't change their view on the matter until a close family member was affected.
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"There is a complete lack of empathy in this guy in the White House right now, and I will bring that to you," Klobuchar says.
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" He bashed Trump for trying to connect with blue collar workers, saying his reality show catchphrase "you're fired" shows his "lack of empathy and compassion.
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Morgan eventually concedes that his lack of empathy may make him unfit for the kind of war Jesus, Maggie, and others seem intent on waging.
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Her choice of words serves as an indictment of not only her lack of judgment, but her lack of empathy, and most of all character.
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His lack of empathy is compounded by the fact that, according to my cursory Facebook sleuthing, this guy has two young kids of his own.
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"There is a complete lack of empathy in this guy in the White House right now, and I will bring that to you," she said.
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A primary factor behind the marginalization of LGBTQ individuals is a lack of empathy and emotional awareness from those not a part of this community.
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That simmering enmity fuels all of his worst habits, especially his cruelty and malice toward others, as well as his lack of empathy for their misfortunes.
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He called the president a "serial enabler" of anti-Semitism and white supremacists, and noted the incredible lack of empathy conveyed over the past 48 hours.
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Johnson's name and his public spat with the service member's widow, Myeshia, for some look like a lack of empathy for the sacrifices of black families.
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He described American democracy as gravely imperiled by corrosive forces: economic inequality and partisan polarization, the unsettling experience of globalization and a crippling lack of empathy.
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We have come to a place in the world where being tough, short-tempered, and having a lack of empathy for others represents power and leadership.
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Defunding UNRWA is a profoundly mistaken and inhumane policy and evidences a shocking lack of empathy and comprehension of how deprived people react to deteriorating circumstances.
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Her strong sense of nationalism, lack of empathy, and relish of confrontation appear to come directly from her superiors at the Royal Military Academy of Sandhurst.
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For people like Ms. Zhang and Ms. Ye, the most disheartening thing has been the lack of empathy shown by some people who are better off.
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Questions about a society's collective mourning are always difficult to face, and any perceived lack of empathy for national grief is automatically going to anger people.
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Mr. Trump causes severe distress rather than experiencing it and has been richly rewarded, rather than punished, for his grandiosity, self-absorption and lack of empathy.
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I think not having stories featuring people who are economically challenged adds to the lack of empathy that we have for the challenges people are having.
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There is a significant lack of empathy for the nation, and the impact that personal decisions made in rage would have upon the nation and its citizens.
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The last three weeks have exposed the lack of empathy of a billionaire President who shrugs off the struggles of federal workers who work paycheck to paycheck.
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Mr. Trump has demonstrated not only a complete lack of empathy, but also the view that most blacks are doing badly and live in crime-infested neighborhoods.
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Put another way, these findings suggest that whatever genes are responsible for a lack of empathy are the same genes that are responsible for greater reproductive output.
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Because of this seeming lack of empathy, Scorsese's filmography and how it tends to revolve around the stories of white male protagonists has been called into question.
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There is now a small body of research suggesting the hardwiring of psychopaths might be distinct, since a lack of empathy actually shows up on MRI scans.
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While political discussions are often a hotbed for trolling and the general social media-induced lack of empathy, an app like Burst can help in other areas, too.
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Lack of empathy may be a valuable survival strategy in jail or prison, but our findings imply that this "empathetic inurement" follows these men back into the community.
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But I'm angry at humans who act towards the natural world with a lack of empathy which, if displayed towards other humans, would be seen as frankly psychopathic.
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This not only shows a total lack of empathy and sympathy for grieving parents of a veteran, but it was just totally wrong, based on the Khans' account.
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"There is a complete lack of empathy in this guy in the White House right now, and I will bring that to you," she said onstage in Manchester.
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She slammed the "complete lack of empathy" from President Trump and made clear that she would support those who have trouble stretching their paychecks to pay for rent.
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"I personally think the Saudi 'flag' candy display shows very poor judgment and a lack of empathy on the part of the Port Authority," she told Buzzfeed News.
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This was a huge penalty foul on this doctor, and honestly, one that makes me sick to my stomach of complete arrogance and lack of empathy for her patient.
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And if you're concerned that self-absorption, immediate gratification, and lack of empathy seem to be the prevailing characteristics of today's digital kids, these movies are the perfect solution.
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"As we predicted, the aspects of narcissism that we thought would be related were [related]—the lack of empathy, the entitlement aspects of narcissism," said Mouilso in a statement.
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"There is a certain profound lack of empathy in asserting that the only reason someone could have voted the way they did is they saw some fake news," Zuckerberg argued.
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Seth Meyers was particularly bothered by Trump's lack of empathy for the ailing Island, taking offense to a tweet Trump posted on Monday about how Puerto Rico owes Wall Street.
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It is deeply disappointing, but most of all disturbing, to see the disregard and lack of empathy this administration has for the life and safety of our fellow human beings.
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Burton and Gems liberally ladle on the poetic death and sadism, to the point where we become painfully aware of the genre's reliance on vicious displays and lack of empathy.
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Throughout his life -- in the business world and over the past two-plus years in politics -- Trump has repeatedly shown a lack of empathy for people who are not him.
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Families that are being torn apart because of ignorance and a lack of empathy for those who have no voice to speak out against the injustices they face every day.
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Captain Khan's parents, Khizr and Ghazala, issued a statement Tuesday accusing Trump of a "lack of empathy" and of "selfish and divisive" conduct that undermined the dignity of the presidency.
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And he should listen to America, what America and the world is telling about the remarks, about the lack of empathy, and that's all I wish to convey to him.
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He accuses those who voted against the deal - many of them living in cities that escaped the worst of the insurgency - of a lack of empathy for people like him.
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" After Todd pushed back that Plouffe isn't a psychologist and that such claims frustrate voters, Plouffe elaborated, "The grandiose notion of self-worth, pathological lying, lack of empathy and remorse.
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White privilege is fed, in large part, by a lack of empathy, an absence of the ability to feel – not just watch or be told about – what another is experiencing.
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Leading with fear is never the right optionFor a boss not to allow employees to have a discussion with them about their workload shows a lack of empathy, Arnet explained.
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I do think there is a certain profound lack of empathy in asserting that the only reason someone could have voted the way they did is they saw some fake news.
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What's more, research has shown that our phones may be making us sadder — increased time on smartphones has been linked to decreased focus, anxiety, a lack of empathy, depression, and suicide.
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Once again, the party that is vehemently "pro-life" for "persons" in the womb demonstrates a staggering lack of empathy for those very same lives when they are in the world.
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After criticism of her lack of empathy, she visited those in hospital on June 16th and offered £5m for food, clothes and emergency handouts to victims, of which there was no shortage.
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In one interview, Morgan's mother recalls her daughter watching Bambi, and how surprising it was that Morgan wasn't at all sad when the mother died, apparently signifying an early lack of empathy.
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Even though the president and First Lady Melania Trump visited East Texas quickly, the hate-Trump brigade criticized his lack of "empathy" and, in their eyes, his concern only for his supporters.
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But did he really have to pick on the storm-ravaged American citizens of Puerto Rico, of all defenseless people, and reveal such a cold-hearted lack of empathy for their plight?
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"I was shocked to find South Koreans know much less about where anything in North Korea is," she said, noting that ignorance can lead to a lack of empathy for North Koreans.
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Jean's perceived lack of empathy, coupled with what is seen as her disdain for the need to keep all children safe from everything, make her the object of a bitter tweet storm.
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Worried Worried: Overall, your judgment (your children are wonderful/his are awful) reveals a lack of empathy toward a set of young people who may be hurting, lashing out or perennially angry.
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Leesburg, Virginia (CNN)Chrissy Teigen called out Ivanka Trump for a "complete lack of empathy" in regards to the Trump administration's child separation on Wednesday night at the House Democrats' annual retreat.
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"I do think there is a certain profound lack of empathy in asserting that the only reason someone could have voted the way they did is they saw some fake news," Zuckerberg said.
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Before Trump's alleged comments on Johnson surfaced, the Khans issued a statement Tuesday accusing Trump of a "lack of empathy" and of "selfish and divisive" conduct that undermined the dignity of the presidency.
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I wouldn't go so far as to call him an equal-opportunity monster — he clearly has a special animus toward minorities — but his self-centeredness and complete lack of empathy extend quite widely.
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As the Indian reaction to his offer, and even Priyanka Chopra's dismissive condescension toward the questioning of her own and India's position, demonstrates a callous lack of empathy by a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador.
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Read more " _____ Rebecca Solnit in The Guardian: "Underlying all these attacks is a lack of empathy, a will to dominate, and an entitlement to control, harm and even take the lives of others.
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" Linking Mr. Weinstein to people like Stephen Paddock, the Las Vegas gunman, she writes that "mass shooters and rapists seem to have a lack of empathy so extreme it constitutes a psychological disorder.
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" When challenged, Plouffe acknowledged he had no degree in psychology but rattled off what he said were the New York businessman's symptoms: "grandiose notion of self-worth; pathological lying; lack of empathy and remorse.
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They said the symptoms are an excessive need for admiration, a lack of empathy for others' feelings, an obsession with achieving power and success, and the desire to take advantage of people around you.
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His disparaging of women, minorities, and immigrants is appalling, and his lack of empathy for families devastated by gun violence is incomprehensible, unless you recognize that Trump cares about himself and no one else.
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On how it feels to hear the Trump administration deny the staggering death tolls estimated for Puerto Rico: Andrés: I think it shows the total lack of empathy of this leader that we have.
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Klobuchar ended the night particularly strongly, delivering an emotional closing statement: There is a complete lack of empathy in this guy in the White House right now, and I will bring that to you.
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People with narcissistic personality disorder have an inflated sense of self-importance and lack of empathy for others, which are typically mechanisms used to mask their low self-esteem, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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People with narcissistic personality disorder have an inflated sense of self-importance and lack of empathy for others, which are typically mechanisms used to mask their low self-esteem, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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" Comments from supporters call him a "horrifically abusive person" and "a monster," arguing that "in order to do things like he did you need a complete lack of empathy not unlike a serial killer.
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The deliberate, arbitrary coldness of the assault and Meursault's lack of empathy are part of the 1942 novel's point — the Cure's first single, "Killing an Arab," encapsulated the character's alienation in just two minutes.
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Typified by a lack of empathy, men who exhibited hostile masculinity were preoccupied by what they could get out of a woman and showed relatively little consideration for how she might feel about their relationship.
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Researchers at Queen's University Belfast are currently studying why narcissists, or people with an inflated sense of importance and lack of empathy for others, seem to be increasingly common despite their negative connotation, BBC reported.
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Researchers at Queen's University Belfast are currently studying why narcissists, or people with an inflated sense of importance and lack of empathy for others, seem to be increasingly common despite their negative connotation, BBC reported.
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She compensated for a lack of empathy in Governor Pat McCrory's address on Wednesday, during which he failed to even acknowledge the shooting of Keith Lamont Scott and instead focused on punitive consequences for demonstrators.
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Dallas M., a former social studies teacher in Mississippi who now lives in Alabama, traced the disrespect and vitriol in America's discourse back to a "lack of empathy" that can be addressed in the classroom.
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For example, when I argued that a $15 minimum wage might hurt some workers by pricing them out of the labor market, a fellow student accused me of a lack of empathy for the poor.
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Narcissistic personality disorder, according to Mayo Clinic, is a mental state that involves an inflated sense of self-importance, need for excessive attention and admiration, lack of empathy, and low self-esteem vulnerable to criticism.
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The political opposition was quick Monday to criticize the French president, saying he had failed to shake what it said was the lack of empathy that has gotten him into trouble with French voters before.
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We worry about the machine's lack of empathy, how calculating machines are going to know how to do the right thing, and even how we are going to judge and punish beings of steel and silicon.
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Manigault Newman said Trump's actions during a visit to Puerto Rico, in which he tossed rolls of paper towels into a crowd as if he were shooting baskets, as an example of his lack of empathy.
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Marilyn Manson showed a shocking lack of empathy Sunday night as he pretended to spray the crowd with bullets from a fake semi-automatic weapon ... in a county that is still reeling from a mass shooting.
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She gave a quick but familiar speech — primarily addressing her ability to unite not only the Democratic Party but bring in independent and Republican voters, as well as the lack of empathy in the current White House.
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"I do think that there is a certain profound lack of empathy in asserting that the only reason why someone could have voted the way that they did as because they saw some fake news," he said.
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Perhaps with good reason, experts suggest that poor listening skills, which may manifest as a lack of empathy, are at the core of most workplace conflicts, and those conflicts impose not just cultural, but hard financial penalties.
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Taylor may overcome the over-empathizing this episode (hilarious that this show praises a lack of empathy and is kinda right about it), but Taylor also shows Axe that they can see him for who he is.
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"I do think that there is a certain profound lack of empathy in asserting that the only reason why someone could have voted the way that they did was because they saw some fake news," he said.
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Viewers, the media, and PR experts alike dubbed the interview a "car-crash," with many in agreement that his comments and perceived lack of empathy for Epstein's victims were offputting and made the prince look even worse.
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And there were signs on Tuesday night that Republican anxiety about the political impact of the shutdown is growing -- a fact that the President's lack of empathy for locked out workers will have done little to alleviate.
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One petition, an anti-Trump "manifesto" citing his alarming qualities — such as his lack of empathy, pathological lying, bullying and impulsiveness that rendered him unfit to hold office — attracted more than 3,000 signatures from mental health professionals.
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"Disengagement and a lower ability to interpret thoughts and feelings of others along with feelings of entitlement and narcissism may lead to a lack of empathy for pedestrians" among costly car owners, they theorized in the study.
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Whether Trump wins or loses next November, his lack of empathy and presidency devoid of moral leadership will have fundamentally altered the way in which the presidency is conceived in at least some circles in the country.
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It has undeniably gotten more difficult, in recent years, to detangle modern geek culture and fandom from the toxic substrains of nihilism, entitlement, trolling, misogyny, and often a general lack of empathy that fuel its darkest corners.
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Days after Donald Trump pulled out his disorienting win, Zuckerberg told a tech conference that the contention that fake news had influenced the election was "a pretty crazy idea," showing a "profound lack of empathy" toward Trump voters.
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Yet the idea that he had always been disgusted by allegations leveled against Porter by two ex-wives risked coming across as belated political spin, given his previous comments and jarring lack of empathy for the women involved.
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During his speech to the Democratic National Convention, the vice president roasted Donald Trump for alleged lack of empathy for the middle class, saying the GOP nominee's use of the phrase "You're fired" says a lot about him.
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After Donald Trump won the presidential election, Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's boss, pooh-poohed the "pretty crazy idea" that fake news spread on his social network may have influenced the vote, which he attributed to "a profound lack of empathy".
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The humanitarian crisis on the U.S. Mexico border has been exacerbated by this administration's lack of empathy for strangers seeking refuge, from tearing babies from the arms of their mothers and fathers to putting children and families in cages.
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Narcissistic personality disorder is a condition in which a person has an inflated sense of self-importance and lack of empathy for others, which are typically mechanisms used to mask their low self-esteem, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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"It's a painful thing to see that and it's a painful thing to see such a complete lack of empathy," Teigen said when asked by Melissa Harris-Perry, a former MSNBC host, how images of separated children affected her.
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"Ultimately, I think a lack of empathy is just one piece of a portrait of a person who is unbalanced and damaged," Stuart Stevens, a Republican consultant who has long vocally opposed Trump, told me of Trump at the time.
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Mr. Trump's self-absorption, impulsiveness, lack of empathy, obsessive focus on slights, tenuous grasp of facts and penchant for sometimes far-fetched conspiracy theories have generated endless op-ed columns, magazine articles, books, professional panel discussions and cable television speculation.
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The government's early response to the crisis has looked coordinated and thorough, but Trump's allies have been frustrated by stories about first lady Melania Trump's shoes and what many in the media characterized as a lack of empathy from the president.
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" In his new book he calls out Trump by name, saying that the president's cries of "fake news" are "copied by autocrats who want to discredit and control a free press" and that his lack of empathy for refugees is "appalling.
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But the government shutdown — during which New York State stepped in to keep the Statue of Liberty open by paying $65,000 a day — also stung personally, and displayed what she said was Mr. Trump's lack of empathy for the working class.
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Arya, who is supposed to be expertly trained in the dark art of deceit, not only gets played badly and easily by Littlefinger but shows a startling lack of empathy toward the most long-suffering member of the family she holds so dear.
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"His lack of empathy and compassion can be summed up in a phrase I suspect he's most proud of having made famous, 'you're fired,'" Biden said in a speech that repeatedly brought delegates at the Democratic National Convention out of their seats.
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Citing a broad range of adolescent research from UCLA, the American Psychological Association, and Harvard Medical School, among others, the letter highlights findings that link teens' overuse of smart devices and social media with depression, poor self-image, and a lack of empathy.
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"In terms of communications, Neymar's big problem - and it's one common to other athletes - is his lack of empathy," Diogo Kotscho, a communications specialist who looked after Kaka's career and is now VP of Communications at MLS club Orlando City, told Reuters.
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This is a novel in which serious subjects are treated with a deliberately light touch, a tactic that doesn't imply insensitivity or lack of empathy but simply accepts the fact that humor may be the best way of dealing with the unavoidable.
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But he said he has found Mr. Trump's "lack of empathy for others" to be "distressing" and said he has raised hundreds of thousands for Mikie Sherrill, a Democratic House candidate and Navy veteran in northern New Jersey, who has excited many donors.
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These symptoms, such as apathy or a lack of empathy, were seen in people at every stage of ALS, but largely became more common as the disease advanced (memory problems were more common in ALS sufferers, but didn't become more prevalent in the later stages).
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The Grannies' list of grievances is long: cuts to women's programs; discrimination against women, who receive no pension compensation for time taken off to raise children; the demonization of refugees and minorities in general; and an overall lack of empathy in the political discourse.
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Many called Mr. Lewandowski's remarks heartless and said they reflected the lack of empathy inherent in the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy, which has separated thousands of children from their parents yet has failed to reduce the number of families trying to cross the border.
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This statement suggests that maybe Lawrence isn't all that interested in the single life his friends introduce him to, full of easy sex, nights at gaudy strip clubs and a startling lack of empathy for the black women they take on as romantic partners.
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Back in April 1995, another president offered a controversial response to a terrorist attack by white nationalists, but the debates about his words were less about a lack of empathy than his willingness to give a tough appraisal of the climate that fueled extremism.
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The salary increases would have come as the leaders of some of the unions representing federal workers criticized Mr. Trump for what they say is a lack of empathy for the financial problems facing federal employees who have not been paid during the shutdown.
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It would be reckless to posit that either Hart or Rooney are suffering from serious psychological problems, but their stories are nevertheless intriguing examples of the media's and fans' lack of empathy with footballers – whose psychological wellbeing is as complex and important as our own.
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The president, who has a long, outrageous record of straight-up not paying people who worked for him, is doing the same thing to hundreds of thousands of public-sector employees and demonstrating the same lack of empathy on which he built his brand.
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"That's one thing that's been so striking about this entire process is the complete lack of empathy from the president on down through his administration, a complete lack of understanding of what day-to-day life is for regular people in this district," Wexton told CNN.
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We want to take a crack at painting a composite of what those sources say on this topic in private: The mental stability topics they talk about are more around narcissism, impulse control, and a lack of empathy — all traits well known to voters before the election.
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The prior is a personality disorder characterized by a lack of empathy and the various other behavioral traits that normally keep us from being assholes to one another, while the latter is very often experienced as an inward collapse from the surrounding world, in non-technical terms.
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Where a lack of empathy doesn't stand out all that much as a candidate -- there is a president in place doing that empathizer-in-chief job -- it stands out hugely when you are actually the President and the country turns to you for unity and inspiration.
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And not with the President we currently have, who fosters hatred by espousing all the things my religion taught me to work against via our mandate of social justice and tikkun olam (repairing the world): hatred, bitterness, deceit, misogyny, racism, xenophobia, greed and lack of empathy.
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"If you think she chose [to be in an abusive situation], you're showing a lack of empathy and understanding of domestic violence," Glenn says (though again, we simply can't know if she is or isn't in an abusive relationship, and it's reckless to claim she is without evidence).
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But Trump's unorthodox approach as President -- of which his seeming total lack of empathy is one -- is a major story and will have long and lasting effects on not only the way we think about the office he holds, but the way in which people treat one another.
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The ballsiness and trust that Ari Aster had in the audience to keep things raw and authentic like that, maybe at the risk of feeling a lack of empathy for my character, but just honoring the truth in Peter's suppression, I just thought was so cool and ballsy.
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It is impossible to tell, through this presentation, if Kavita B. Schmid suffers from a lack of empathy for their viewers or, by literally embedding us within a bewildering warp of perhaps-connected and dislocating pieces, an overabundance of willingness to force empathy with their particular strain of madness.
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Her closing statement during the last Democratic debate — a performance that buoyed her in Iowa — was all about her interest in serving others at a human level: And I will tell you this, there is a complete lack of empathy in this guy in the White House right now.
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As I drove, I could only think of the young women and the children who would hear the President's words and how their own voices would be muted by his lack of empathy and the bravado with which he sought to disempower his own accusers and those of Kavanaugh.
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Though the Jay Asher novel upon which the Netflix series is based came out in 2007, Bryce could be Brock Turner, the Stanford student who sexually assaulted an incapacitated woman behind a dumpster in January of 2015, and showed an appalling lack of empathy for his crime in the press.
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"We are also saddened to see unbecoming of the President behavior of Trump, his lack of empathy, selfish and divisive actions have undermined the dignity of the high office of the presidency, one more time he has shown the nation him undeserving of the leadership of our great nation," it said.
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It might be true that naloxone technically leads to further criminal behavior by allowing people to survive and continue taking illegal drugs, but that truth bears only a sociopathic relevance—and works to reinforce a lack of empathy for people who use drugs that our nation has chosen to criminalize.
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The takeaway here, says Afroditi Pina, a senior lecturer in forensic psychology at Kent University and lead author on the study, is that people who reported being more likely to engage in and accept revenge porn also exhibited a general lack of empathy and were more accepting of callous and impulsive behavior.
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As part of the call for unity, I pledge to also rise above anger and reactionary rhetoric to help fix the root of the problem -- finding ways to step out of the segregated bubbles of experience that have led to the disconnect and lack of empathy among fellow Americans in the first place.
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But most sci-fi nonhumans tend to be human in appearance, resembling us in size, anatomy and general disposition, and departing from us only in one or two highlighted traits: the ears and super-rationality of the Vulcans in "Star Trek," say, or the supposed lack of empathy in Philip K. Dick's androids.
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Then the floodgates opened: And though the entire controversy has been set off primarily by Trump's lack of empathy, manners, and common sense rather than anything on the policy front, it's drawing more attention to the underlying event — a military mission in Africa that few Americans were aware of where something apparently went awry.
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Her total lack of empathy towards her own blood (Camille) and lack of responsibility for Marian's death (she inadvertently confirms that she cremated Marian (Lulu Wilson) without telling anyone, thus covering up the fact that she accidentally killed her), indicate that she could kill two unruly teen girls and show little to no remorse.
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Truly solving issues like revenge porn are intensely difficult to navigate while preserving privacy but, as Slate wrote, the "tone-deaf approach" of "asking women who have been victims to upload naked photos of themselves" shows a profound lack of empathy on the part of the social network and an inability to intuit the reaction of its users.
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His macho-isms, his penchant for dividing the world into losers and winners, his lack of empathy for anyone but himself — it all reminds me of home, and the sense I had, even as a boy, of a system of privilege that has ailed this country since its beginnings, but now seems to be, and sees itself, fading away.
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They are flanked by the baby's aunt and an uncle, Tito Anchondo, who is also smiling and has his arm stretched around Trump's shoulders as the four pose together here The optics of the picture struck many on social media as demonstrating a lack of empathy or respect for the gravity of the occasion by the president.
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The way Trump speaks about the situation on the border betrays not only a sad lack of empathy and understanding for what these migrants are going through and the reality of what they are fleeing, it shows an infuriating lack of knowledge about our own immigration laws, their impact, and what can and should be done to change them.
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The introduction also raises some of the issues that make Valley's work controversial in the Jewish community, including the broad disinclination of American Jews to criticize or even acknowledge the Israeli occupation of Palestine and the hypocrisy and lack of empathy inherent in this infliction of human rights abuses, from a people who recently suffered the same.
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BERLIN — The German authorities unveiled a new memorial in Berlin on Tuesday, honoring the 12 people killed in the terrorist attack at a Christmas market last year, but their families and some survivors accused the government of failing to deport the attacker before he could strike and of a lack of empathy and support since the attack.
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"Trump seems almost uniquely ill equipped to process history, whether because of his lack of empathy, his allergy to complexity, or his tendency to keep distant from anything that might carry the whiff of defeat," said Paul Starobin, author of the newly released "Madness Rules the Hour," about the confrontation at Charleston, S.C., that led to the Civil War.
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If you look across the subfields of psychology, there's a good deal of disagreement about whether narcissism is a thing we are or a thing we do, if it's better defined as a clinical condition or a spectrum, a thing in the brain or a thing at all, a permanent and untreatable lack of empathy or a condition that can be healed.
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Thanks, Beth Yelp CEO Jeremy Stoppelman tweeted a letter he wrote to employees describing how his grandfather fled Nazi Germany to the U.S. "It's hard for me to comprehend the underlying motivation and lack of empathy that drove the President's executive order over the weekend, but know this… we will do everything in our power to help and protect our affected employees," Stoppelman said.
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This is Nerst's summary of the difference between people who are able to decouple easily, and those who are less able: To a low-decoupler, high-decouplers' ability to fence off any threatening implications looks like a lack of empathy for those threatened, while to a high-decoupler the low-decouplers insistence that this isn't possible looks like naked bias and an inability to think straight.
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Van Houtryve has photographed the types of gatherings and locales that are targeted by drone strikes abroad, with the twist being that all of these images were taken in the US. The photographer is attempting to reconcile the lack of empathy toward drone strikes that is fostered by sheer distance, lack of familiarity, and in some cases total unawareness, by reframing what happens abroad onto American soil.
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Many feminists have the capacity [to] hold space for assault survivors and mourn someone who meant so much to so many Black children and families around the world," author and Bitch Media editor-in-chief Evette Dionne tweeted, adding that "rejoic[ing] in someone's death" was "about moral superiority and lack of empathy, which has more to do with you than with the person who died.
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Trump and local officials have consistently sparred in the aftermath of 2017's massive Hurricane Maria, with Yulín Cruz and others arguing the President has shown a lack of empathy toward those living in the territory that contrasts with show of concern for storm victims in the continental US. Last week, Trump attacked Yulín Cruz in a tweet about Hurricane Dorian as it appeared to threaten Puerto Rico.
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But as Americans watched President Trump's speech about the coronavirus pandemic from the White House on Wednesday night, with its flat delivery, its failure to acknowledge any government missteps, its lack of empathy for patients needing testing or medical care and its sour undercurrent of score-settling with Europe, it was hard not to imagine how the former prime minister — or Lincoln, or Kennedy, or F.D.R. — might have confronted such an emergency.
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" (Valenti herself took a social media break after one user threatened to rape and kill her 5-year-old daughter.) According to internal documents published by The Guardian at the time, Facebook said "people use violent language to express frustration online" and that those using such language are actually "indifferent towards the person they are making the threats about because of the lack of empathy created by communication via devices as opposed to face to face.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's latest tweets denying Puerto Rico's approximate 3,000 death toll as a consequence of Hurricane Maria, and his self-serving claim that his administration's handling of its aftermath was an "unsung success," has provoked general condemnation for his lack of empathy to the suffering of many, and for his political opportunism in the face of then incoming Hurricane Florence.
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Sen. Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Sanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll MORE (D-Calif.) blasted President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Wednesday over his lack of "empathy" for Christine Blasey Ford after the president took aim at the Brett Kavanaugh sexual assault accuser in a mocking impression during a campaign rally Tuesday night.
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