Paranoia Characteristics
Does anybody know where any of these quotes are from?
On the song “(paranoid) disbelief” by Cyanotic, there are a few quotes that I am interested in finding the source of. They’re sampled throughout the song. Here are a few of them:
“Things to remember; 1: Paranoia is a malfunction of the ability to reason. I can reason, therefore I am not paranoid.”
“Things to remember; 2: The principle characteristics of a paranoid personality are delusions, hostility, suspicions. I am not deluded, I am not suspicious. I may be hostile, but that is only because they are out to get me.”
“Things to remember; 3: It’s everywhere… All around me, the threat. Once you feel it, you never lose it. They make sure of that. It’s a war of nerves, constant, ongoing, never ending.”
Freeze Frame (2004)
And by the way it is an awesome movie.
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