

There is no such thing as “authoritarian personality disorder” or anything of the sort. Trying to grasp at straws to find a connection between these things isn’t science, it’s concocting a strawman by which to hurl at people you want to be seen by others as having the characteristics of the strawman.




I did engage with your work. Again, it’s pseudoscience.
This is arbitrary. “High degree” isn’t defined, and “submission” can be confused with agreement. If I agree with someone, or support their actions, that doesn’t say anything about an underlying personality type.
“Aggressive” is doing heavy lifting here. Say I support the Palestinian movement, and I go to great lengths to defend their positions and actions. This, again, is not an underlying personality trait, it isn’t based on genetics, it’s just strongly supporting the liberation of a group of people and those who are leading that movement, the “established authorities.” It’s called having principles.
I’m a communist, much of my life is spent organizing directly against the established rules, traditions, and expectations of the society I live in. I support democratic centralism as a strategic tool, which is highly unconventional for how I was raised and where I live. Communism in general is a growing but fringe movement in the west.
None of this applies to me, but you decided to fit me into a box based on pure pseudoscience. None of what you said is useful, it does not predict behavior, it’s little more then phrenology, even less useful than MBTI.