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Tag Archives: conflict humor
On Line Conflict Nailed by Dilbert
I think this captures much on-line conflict well:
The Strongest Country in the World?
Hmmm maybe this insight that may or may not have come from 19th century German Chancellor Otto Von Bismarck (many of the best quotes are hard to connect to those who said them or as Albert Einstein said: “There are … Continue reading
Conflict Humor: Go Home
From our Friends in Occupy Portland And here are the legendary Navajo code talkers who helped the US military so much in appalling conditions in World War 2 by communicating in ways the Japanese could not understand See also: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_talker
Posted in Conflict Humor, US Political Conflict
Tagged bigotry, conflict humor, immigrants, navajo, speaking English
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The Antidote to Narcissists
I suspect the best antidote to Narcissists, apart from the techniques I offered in a recent posting on negotiating with narcissists, is to laugh at them, and I think this cartoon does that nicely: See https://creativeconflictwisdom.wordpress.com/2013/01/22/negotiating-with-narcissists/
