Female sociopaths and psychopaths are becoming lawyers, judges and regulators
I saw an interview with Dr. Drew Pinsky on the program Her Take, hosted by Jillian Michaels where he mentioned something that I found interesting. Here’s a quote from the video (July 5th 2025):
I want to address the hysteria thing because I have an — I’m a time traveler, remember that — and I come from a previous time and era. And I worked in a psychiatric hospital where I saw the personality changes in real-time in this country. So when somebody’s admitted to a psychiatric hospital — this is a follow on to the comment hysteria — hysteria is the enemy, and I want to contextualize it. When I first arrived at psychiatric hospital, I was looking at the admitting sheets. Patients would come in every day and the personality disorders so-called were all over the place. Dependent personalities, obsessive compulsive personalities, sociopathic personality, they were all over the place.
And I noticed as we moved into the end of the 80s, it shifted to borderline personality disorder. And by the 90s, it was only cluster B personality disorders. So, sociopath, narcissist, borderline, that’s it 100%. And every borderline had at least 10 lawsuits under her belt. They were all females. There’s a bias towards women with that. And I thought, wow, this is interesting. And I watched those women move from using the legal system, when the legal system caught on and they started, you know, slapping them with the cost of the lawsuits that were frivolous and stuff. They became lawyers, they became judges, and they became regulators. And I thought, wow, this is really interesting. And I thought we had sort of shifted narcissistic, which we had, but we moved past narcissism into borderline. And a very close relative of borderline is hysteria, the histrionic personality.
And I was listening to Michael Shellenberger talk to an astrophysicist/psychologist who framed it this way — I’m going to interview him in about a week — and this guy’s named Vaknin and he said, you know, originally we were sort of in a psychotic phase where you could hear voices and see things and you were sort of — no one thought anything of it, you were a religious person, you saw God, you heard God and it was not pathologized. Then we hit the enlightenment, and individualism broke out and we sort of moved into this narcissistic phase. And he said that was the era of narcissism really like 1800 to now. And he said we moved into borderline now.
And the key in addition to hysteria, the other key feature of borderline is the need to discharge emotion. He said you know narcissists they have rage, and they get angry and they pick up a gun and go to war. Borderlines aren’t interested in doing anything except discharging emotion. Think about the demonstrations lately. Discharging and making you uncomfortable with their emotions that they’re uncomfortable with themselves. It’s a borderline process. We have to contain it. Dr. Drew Pinsky
That does not bode well for the future. Like I mentioned before, one important characteristic of the anti-social system that we live in today is that in the end, the biggest psychopaths and sociopaths always end up in positions of power:
The truth is that this anti-social system that we live in, due to its inherent nature, can only produce people who are more or less psychopaths. Consequently, as long as this system is in place only the worst of the psychopaths in society will be in control of it. Given enough time, it will always deteriorate until it finally collapses, as history has repeatedly shown.
And women appear to be the biggest psychopaths and sociopaths in society, and I explained the reasons for that in my Understanding Women article series. Now they’re moving up into positions of power in the system, as Pinsky mentions, like becoming lawyers, judges and regulators, but also politicians and getting in key positions of power in the robberment.
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