Lawyers' Laughter

I was raised by lawyers, and this book is an insight into my life and what I experienced growing up. Despite popular misconceptions and a lot of trickery by lawyers and doctors, most of these individuals are extremely poor and are owned by banks and large pharmaceutical companies. I wasn't physically abused often as a child very much, but being the child of a lawyer is quite difficult as nearly all people who enter the profession are narcissistic sociopaths or psychopaths who are licensed by the government to be tyrants. I don't know of any other way that it could be done because aristocratic, autocratic, socialistic, or communistic systems all have individuals deciding the fate of the masses and those convicted of crimes to some extent, so there isn't a perfect system. Lawyers are toxic people, and if they weren't poisoned before they entered the profession, they become so as a result of their education and experience thereafter. Lawyers and criminals exhibit many of the same personality traits in that they are impulsive, critical, and oppose authority; the main difference is that licensed lawyers have chosen a path of educating themselves to deceive within the confines of the law. This differs from country to country as ethics isn't universal. Still, the goal of lawyers, in general, is to uphold the standards of the system that empowers them, to inflate their self-importance and the significance of the legal community, and to control others. The vast majority of lawyers, judges, and politicians have hidden their mental illnesses enough to enter professions that allow them to exist within the confines of normal society. On a personal level, they feel that they are entitled to manage and manipulate every situation in combination with all others being below them. I don't think I was really brought up by lawyers as much as it became an exercise in learning what the worst humanity had to offer short of being murdered or war. Still, nonetheless, I consider my entire childhood and early adulthood part of my life exper