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bryanbone
i am also deeply cognitively impaired and maldeveloped that it's nearly impossible for me to do wrong - afterall what is wrong? nobody can tell me what is right and what is wrong, afterall, it is all a matter of which cognitive functions we r using under a specific condition within a certain time period. wrong and right is malleable and so loosely defined within the limited constructs of the human mind. as an LSI ENFP, I like to impose structures onto my environment in an (Ne) way - basically I'm not tied down to one set of rules, but my database is constantly being updated and the qualia of information is being adjusted to the framework of the times. the environment is fluid, as you've mentioned. while I may be a criminal in one environment, I can be heralded as a hero in another. it all depends on the cognitive abilities and/or impairments of those in charge of upholding and enforcing the law around me.
those (Ti) tightass police officers should be lynched for all we know, as every individual is unique and rules can't be applied broadly, but should account for every individual's uniqueness (Fi); both ugly and beauty qualities that make up the complexities of the human psyche and soul. the human psyche isn't cut from the same cloth so we should therefore stop using (Ti) when it comes to upholding justice and instead go into our true feelings (Fi), for our feelings, while they may seem :judgemental: at times, are there for a reason. we need to be able to fully trust, not just to establish (Fi) bonds (unlike those fakeass Fe types), but we need them when it comes to going after the criminal monsters that wreak havoc onto society. truth does not exist. only feelings