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- 7 de Ago, 2018
I had heard about Russell Greer a few times, but never really payed much attention to it and didn't know who he was. Anyway, I stumbled upon something today, ended up googling him, and holy shit - I can't believe this is an actual person and not a bad parody. It's like somebody took every nice guy stereotype, mixed it with reddit's incels and added a dash of :autism: for good measure.
I happened upon his shitty book reviews on Amazon, aptly titled "Why I sued Taylor Swift and How I became known as Frivolous, Litigious, and Crazy", and I was not disappointed.
How is it even possible for someone to lack this much self-awareness? He could be an example of the Dunning-Kruger effect in a psychology book.
I happened upon his shitty book reviews on Amazon, aptly titled "Why I sued Taylor Swift and How I became known as Frivolous, Litigious, and Crazy", and I was not disappointed.
First, back in high school, the author describes how he wrote a threat in the school bathroom. Yet somehow whines it was unfair he had to spend a night in jail for it, even though somehow he got off on no charges. The author treats women as property. He paid a sex worker for for sex,spent the entire time doing things other than sleep with her, and got angry she wouldn't give him free time after. Even after he himself describes her as not wanting to sleep with him, he doesn't care. He even publishes her real name, because she's an object to him. He sues her, and heartwarmingly, she wins a restraining order against him. Even the dedication of the book proves just how awful the author is. He dedicates it to a poor girl, who he claims that people who harass him harassed her until she killed herself. And yet, as I found out, there are screenshots showing the author demeaning and bullying the very same girl. Even her friends and family said her death was not due to trolls harassing her, and wished not to have her name in the book, Russell ignored their wishes.
How is it even possible for someone to lack this much self-awareness? He could be an example of the Dunning-Kruger effect in a psychology book.