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Orchid XP v8 <voi### [at] dev null> wrote:
> > Another common problem seems to be that people always need someone
> > to hate, someone to blame, someone to be accused of all the problems.
> I read somewhere that a scientific study showed that amoung American
> social groups, there was a need for a "deviant". I forget the exact
> experiment, but they found that no matter which way they put a bunch of
> kids into social groups, eventually one or maybe some small number of
> the kids would be singled out as "the deviant", and thereafter harrassed
> and bullied. Change the social groups and the person who's the deviant
> changes, but there still *is* a deviant.
I'm suspecting there's something inherent in human DNA which causes this.
(Of course exceptions exist. They always exist. But they are very rare in
this case.)
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- Warp
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