Menninger went on to the “sins of anger, violence and aggression”.

On the horizontal axis of law^essential(sin(disposition)), the dispositions are “the psychologies of rage and resentment”.   The sin itself is often manifested as rudeness.  The law^essential includes both a judicial system of plea-bargaining & mandatory prison time as well as a community of damaged opportunistic individuals.

When “sin” is replaced by “political incorrectness”, then law^essential condones acts of rudeness, violence and aggression against individuals deemed “incorrect”.

On the vertical axis of think^group(sin(conscience^lacking)), Menninger mentioned that rudeness, violence and aggression are made possible by attitudes of ingratitude, inconsiderateness, and lack of self-control.  He also noted the alternate to think^group was the think^divine of gratefulness and good manners.

Since Menninger was unaware that he stood for both Progressives and Christians, he was not in a position to see how Progressive think^group contrasted with Christian think^divine.  Consistent with prior blogs, Progressive think^group tells the believer what she wants to hear: Rudeness, violence and aggression express righteous anger, not bad manners.

Cryptotheological formulae explain the righteousness.