One instance of this response is the claim that sadistic pleasure adds prudential value for the sadist but also lacks moral value and indeed has moral disvalue. |
Behind closed doors, she admits that she is tired of being branded a money-hoarding sadist, steel-hearted and merciless. |
What sadist would commit such a wanton act and send a photo to the previous owner documenting the deed? |
With respect to this dispensing of pain, it is the sadist who enjoys inflicting it, and the masochist is someone who enjoys receiving pain. |
The sadist denies all recognition to the subjectivity of his victims, treating them as mere objects, their bodies as things to be used for the sadist's own violent pleasures. |
One day, Eugenia discovers the true character of her father: who he is a sadist of devilish perversity. |