All crazy cowards IMO
"A coward lives in his own world, where reality is merely a passing phenomenon. He rationalizes other people’s mistakes towards him and is never in touch with reality. He takes in information and processes it in a way that only makes sense to him. https://www.enkirelations.com/signs-of-a-coward-guy.html 
The BIGGEST coward (and Moron) of them ALL is of course MIKE TESCO!
Mike Tesco displays all the signs of a psychopath imho. He's highly narcissist of that there is no doubt. His posts about himself are very telling and how he plays the victim. He's unable to take responsibility for his own actions. Thinks he's above the law. Numerous aliases, pathological lying. His apparent rages. Lack of remorse. All classic traits.
The DSM refers to it as [ censored word]ocial personality disorder.
https://www.theravive.com/therapedia/[ censored word]ocial-personality-disorder-dsm--5-301.7-(f60.2)
"Disregard for and violation of others rights since age 15, as indicated by one of the seven sub features:
Failure to obey laws and norms by engaging in behavior which results in criminal arrest, or would warrant criminal arrest
Lying, deception, and manipulation, for profit or self-amusement,
Impulsive behavior
Irritability and aggression, manifested as frequently assaults others, or engages in fighting
Blatantly disregards safety of self and others,
A pattern of irresponsibility and
Lack of remorse for actions (American Psychiatric Association, 2013)
Comorbidity
The DSM-5 indicates that [ censored word]ocial Personality Disorder is comorbid with substance abuse disorder, and other personality disorders (American Psychiatric Association, 2013).
The consensus is there is very little in the way of effective treatment for [ censored word]ocial Personality Disorder. Individuals with APD may have to be contained by the criminal justice system, through some combination of incapacitation (incarceration), supervision and monitoring (parole, probation, or house arrest), or informal monitoring by local law enforcement to contain their harmful behaviors to others to the greatest extent possible. Some research has shown that individuals with APD do feel degrees of empathy suggesting that at the very least some form of training may be possible (Meffer, Gazzola, den Boer, Bartells, 2013). There are also cases of individuals with APD converting to religion and finding strong conviction within themselves to reform and successfully integrate with society ("Confessions of a Christian Psychopath", 2011). The role of religion and spirituality as a possible treatment for APD is not well studied, and future research is warranted.
Incarceration may not be an effective deterrent to the [ censored word]ocial individual, as those with APD have difficulty learning from mistakes, are rigid in decision making, and are typically unresponsive to punishment (De Brito, Viding, Kumari, Blackwood, and Sheilagh, 2013). A primary reason that individuals with APD are often non responsive to punishment and deterrence is an inner belief system that views constraints and consequences as a rudimentary function of society, a group which they do not see themselves a part of. The [ censored word]ocial may see themselves as existing above or beyond society, and thus their existence need not be confined to society's limitations and restraints; and on the contrary, those limitations and restraints are best utilized when exploited to the full advantage of the individual. As a result, for many with APD, incarceration may only serve to reinforce their primary belief system and have little effect towards future deterrence.
The DSM- 5 as well as other sources note that individuals with APD may cease behavioral expression of their [ censored word]ocial belief system in their 40's (American Psychiatric Association, 2013) although this is inconclusive. Other sources argue that [ censored word]ocials become too emotionally battered from a long term resisting of society and accumulate physical injuries from a lifestyle of neglect of medical and dental care, untended injuries, and drug and alcohol abuse. This eventual emotional depletion may result in the [ censored word]ocial reducing destructive behavior or criminal activity simply due to being no longer physically capable. But even in this case, the individual will still retain an [ censored word]ocial belief system in their day to day dealings with others, and may hide their behavior better through practice effects- learning to be more subtle and not draw attention to themselves and risk arrest or other containment. A specific form of CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) called CSC (Cognitive Self Change) based on Samenow and Yochelson's seminal work with offenders has documented marginal success at modifying the behavior of violent offenders, both [ censored word]ocial and otherwise (Barbour, 2013; Powell, & Sadler, n.d. ).
