tDS Type II - unable to handle criticism of trump without crying tDS, but trump, etc. before running for a safe space with a fainting couch, a pacifier, a blankie and The Wiggles on the TV.SeattleGriz wrote: ↑Wed Feb 07, 2024 4:09 pmSo much TDS you can't even think clearly.
It's patently obvious Trump was better at peace. Abraham accords anyone? No wars and now a Nobel nomination.
You guys were all saying only a few weeks ago that Trump was more demented than Jojo, that’s when I realized you guys are all trollskalm wrote: ↑Wed Feb 07, 2024 4:15 pmNothing bad happened before 2021.Caribbean Hen wrote: ↑Wed Feb 07, 2024 4:07 pm
Ridiculous
How many global conflicts are raging under Joey Rottens watch ?
It was just 20 years ago when we were attacked and to open the border like Biden did for votes is treasonous
Good lord..the triggering over Trump.
Senile does not mean demented. Not trolling at all. Listen to his former cabinet members, relatives, or highly trained psychiatrists. Or just listen to him yourself. Much of this was apparent in 2017. He’s confirmed it ever since.Caribbean Hen wrote: ↑Wed Feb 07, 2024 9:44 pmYou guys were all saying only a few weeks ago that Trump was more demented than Jojo, that’s when I realized you guys are all trolls
https://www.scientificamerican.com/arti ... loyalists/Lee recently wrote Profile of a Nation: Trump’s Mind, America’s Soul, a psychological assessment of the president against the backdrop of his supporters and the country as a whole. These insights are now taking on renewed importance as a growing number of current and former leaders call for Trump to be impeached. On January 9 Lee and her colleagues at the World Mental Health Coalition put out a statement calling for Trump’s immediate removal from office.
Scientific American asked Lee to comment on the psychology behind Trump’s destructive behavior, what drives some of his followers—and how to free people from his grip when this damaging presidency ends.
[An edited transcript of the interview follows.]
What attracts people to Trump? What is their animus or driving force?
The reasons are multiple and varied, but in my recent public-service book, Profile of a Nation, I have outlined two major emotional drives: narcissistic symbiosis and shared psychosis. Narcissistic symbiosis refers to the developmental wounds that make the leader-follower relationship magnetically attractive. The leader, hungry for adulation to compensate for an inner lack of self-worth, projects grandiose omnipotence—while the followers, rendered needy by societal stress or developmental injury, yearn for a parental figure. When such wounded individuals are given positions of power, they arouse similar pathology in the population that creates a “lock and key” relationship.
“Shared psychosis”—which is also called “folie à millions” [“madness for millions”] when occurring at the national level or “induced delusions”—refers to the infectiousness of severe symptoms that goes beyond ordinary group psychology. When a highly symptomatic individual is placed in an influential position, the person’s symptoms can spread through the population through emotional bonds, heightening existing pathologies and inducing delusions, paranoia and propensity for violence—even in previously healthy individuals. The treatment is removal of exposure.
Why does Trump himself seem to gravitate toward violence and destruction?
Destructiveness is a core characteristic of mental pathology, whether directed toward the self or others. First, I wish to clarify that those with mental illness are, as a group, no more dangerous than those without mental illness. When mental pathology is accompanied by criminal-mindedness, however, the combination can make individuals far more dangerous than either alone.
In my textbook on violence, I emphasize the symbolic nature of violence and how it is a life impulse gone awry. Briefly, if one cannot have love, one resorts to respect. And when respect is unavailable, one resorts to fear. Trump is now living through an intolerable loss of respect: rejection by a nation in his election defeat. Violence helps compensate for feelings of powerlessness, inadequacy and lack of real productivity.
Do you think Trump is truly exhibiting delusional or psychotic behavior? Or is he simply behaving like an autocrat making a bald-faced attempt to hold onto his power?
I believe it is both. He is certainly of an autocratic disposition because his extreme narcissism does not allow for equality with other human beings, as democracy requires. Psychiatrists generally assess delusions through personal examination, but there is other evidence of their likelihood. First, delusions are more infectious than strategic lies, and so we see, from their sheer spread, that Trump likely truly believes them. Second, his emotional fragility, manifested in extreme intolerance of realities that do not fit his wishful view of the world, predispose him to psychotic spirals. Third, his public record includes numerous hours of interviews and interactions with other people—such as the hour-long one with the Georgia secretary of state—that very nearly confirm delusion, as my colleague and I discovered in a systematic analysis.
Is there even anyone left from his first admin who still supports him?kalm wrote: ↑Thu Feb 08, 2024 6:06 amSenile does not mean demented. Not trolling at all. Listen to his former cabinet members, relatives, or highly trained psychiatrists. Or just listen to him yourself. Much of this was apparent in 2017. He’s confirmed it ever since.Caribbean Hen wrote: ↑Wed Feb 07, 2024 9:44 pm
You guys were all saying only a few weeks ago that Trump was more demented than Jojo, that’s when I realized you guys are all trolls
https://www.scientificamerican.com/arti ... loyalists/Lee recently wrote Profile of a Nation: Trump’s Mind, America’s Soul, a psychological assessment of the president against the backdrop of his supporters and the country as a whole. These insights are now taking on renewed importance as a growing number of current and former leaders call for Trump to be impeached. On January 9 Lee and her colleagues at the World Mental Health Coalition put out a statement calling for Trump’s immediate removal from office.
Scientific American asked Lee to comment on the psychology behind Trump’s destructive behavior, what drives some of his followers—and how to free people from his grip when this damaging presidency ends.
[An edited transcript of the interview follows.]
What attracts people to Trump? What is their animus or driving force?
The reasons are multiple and varied, but in my recent public-service book, Profile of a Nation, I have outlined two major emotional drives: narcissistic symbiosis and shared psychosis. Narcissistic symbiosis refers to the developmental wounds that make the leader-follower relationship magnetically attractive. The leader, hungry for adulation to compensate for an inner lack of self-worth, projects grandiose omnipotence—while the followers, rendered needy by societal stress or developmental injury, yearn for a parental figure. When such wounded individuals are given positions of power, they arouse similar pathology in the population that creates a “lock and key” relationship.
“Shared psychosis”—which is also called “folie à millions” [“madness for millions”] when occurring at the national level or “induced delusions”—refers to the infectiousness of severe symptoms that goes beyond ordinary group psychology. When a highly symptomatic individual is placed in an influential position, the person’s symptoms can spread through the population through emotional bonds, heightening existing pathologies and inducing delusions, paranoia and propensity for violence—even in previously healthy individuals. The treatment is removal of exposure.
Why does Trump himself seem to gravitate toward violence and destruction?
Destructiveness is a core characteristic of mental pathology, whether directed toward the self or others. First, I wish to clarify that those with mental illness are, as a group, no more dangerous than those without mental illness. When mental pathology is accompanied by criminal-mindedness, however, the combination can make individuals far more dangerous than either alone.
In my textbook on violence, I emphasize the symbolic nature of violence and how it is a life impulse gone awry. Briefly, if one cannot have love, one resorts to respect. And when respect is unavailable, one resorts to fear. Trump is now living through an intolerable loss of respect: rejection by a nation in his election defeat. Violence helps compensate for feelings of powerlessness, inadequacy and lack of real productivity.
Do you think Trump is truly exhibiting delusional or psychotic behavior? Or is he simply behaving like an autocrat making a bald-faced attempt to hold onto his power?
I believe it is both. He is certainly of an autocratic disposition because his extreme narcissism does not allow for equality with other human beings, as democracy requires. Psychiatrists generally assess delusions through personal examination, but there is other evidence of their likelihood. First, delusions are more infectious than strategic lies, and so we see, from their sheer spread, that Trump likely truly believes them. Second, his emotional fragility, manifested in extreme intolerance of realities that do not fit his wishful view of the world, predispose him to psychotic spirals. Third, his public record includes numerous hours of interviews and interactions with other people—such as the hour-long one with the Georgia secretary of state—that very nearly confirm delusion, as my colleague and I discovered in a systematic analysis.
Yep. It’s a serious issue for many reasons. He should not be the nominee but the establishment has railroaded the process.Caribbean Hen wrote: ↑Thu Feb 08, 2024 7:14 am Ok this was painful to watch and it’s elder abuse at this point…. He’s not going to make it
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/opinion/ ... b844&ei=18
The president of the United States is not all there.
It’s been obvious to many of us for a long time, but it’s now grown impossible to ignore.
Answering a question about hostage negotiations on Tuesday, a frail Biden was plainly confused and disoriented, mumbling and pausing, even unable to recall Hamas’ name: “There is some movement, and I don’t wanna, I don’t wanna . . . Let me choose my words: There’s some movement, there’s been a response from the, uh . . . There’s been a response from the opposition, but, um …..”
Hamas Joe
Nobody should be surprised as Biden was a mental mess going into 2020, and not only that, he’s just a rotten guykalm wrote: ↑Thu Feb 08, 2024 7:28 amYep. It’s a serious issue for many reasons. He should not be the nominee but the establishment has railroaded the process.Caribbean Hen wrote: ↑Thu Feb 08, 2024 7:14 am Ok this was painful to watch and it’s elder abuse at this point…. He’s not going to make it
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/opinion/ ... b844&ei=18
The president of the United States is not all there.
It’s been obvious to many of us for a long time, but it’s now grown impossible to ignore.
Answering a question about hostage negotiations on Tuesday, a frail Biden was plainly confused and disoriented, mumbling and pausing, even unable to recall Hamas’ name: “There is some movement, and I don’t wanna, I don’t wanna . . . Let me choose my words: There’s some movement, there’s been a response from the, uh . . . There’s been a response from the opposition, but, um …..”
Hamas Joe
Now…back to Trump’s mental health…
Imma have to watch them now to see the sort of stuff you watch.UNI88 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 07, 2024 8:20 pmtDS Type II - unable to handle criticism of trump without crying tDS, but trump, etc. before running for a safe space with a fainting couch, a pacifier, a blankie and The Wiggles on the TV.SeattleGriz wrote: ↑Wed Feb 07, 2024 4:09 pm
It's patently obvious Trump was better at peace. Abraham accords anyone? No wars and now a Nobel nomination.
Big deal - Hitler, Stalin and Mussolini were nominated for Nobels as well.
Caribbean Hen wrote: ↑Thu Feb 08, 2024 7:58 amNobody should be surprised as Biden was a mental mess going into 2020, and not only that, he’s just a rotten guy!
Trump has obviously not handled the relentless savagery of the Fourth estate very well. They tried to railroad him going into 2016…. and attacked this guy from even before day 1 like never before. So many spoiled rotten self appointed elites couldn’t stand the fact that he won. I don’t think he realized how bad the push back was going to be and he again could of managed that assault much better
Trump should really just take the Joey Rotten approach and hide in his basement… if not, he needs to put the angry old man act to bed….and focus on being less angry. I’m sure many are telling him but he’s not going to listen and he’s his own worst enemy
If he would only listen to CH
Well didn’t the Bible say blessed are the meek for they shall inherit the earth?
I can't comment on those kinds of things, SG has stepped in for St. Peter and revoked my salvation.
Broke don or dementia don?He closed out the list with the “always memorable” Trump word for hamburgers: “hamberders.”
- “Stollen” for stolen
- “Honered” for honored
- “Unpresidented” for unprecedented
- “Smocking” for smoking
- “Sole” for soul
- “Frorida” for Florida
- “Melanie” for Melania
- “Capital Hill” for Capitol Hill
- “Infair” for unfair
- “Shoebiz” for showbiz
- “Marine Core” for Marine Corps
- “Boarder” for border
- “Loose” for lose
- “Leightweight” for lightweight
- “Grest” for great
- “Hearby” for hereby
Dumb Don. This guy was never a rocket scientist.UNI88 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 28, 2024 10:36 am Mark Hamill Debuts Hilarious List Of Donald Trump’s ‘Best Words’
Broke don or dementia don?He closed out the list with the “always memorable” Trump word for hamburgers: “hamberders.”
- “Stollen” for stolen
- “Honered” for honored
- “Unpresidented” for unprecedented
- “Smocking” for smoking
- “Sole” for soul
- “Frorida” for Florida
- “Melanie” for Melania
- “Capital Hill” for Capitol Hill
- “Infair” for unfair
- “Shoebiz” for showbiz
- “Marine Core” for Marine Corps
- “Boarder” for border
- “Loose” for lose
- “Leightweight” for lightweight
- “Grest” for great
- “Hearby” for hereby
“Oranges” for originsUNI88 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 28, 2024 10:36 am Mark Hamill Debuts Hilarious List Of Donald Trump’s ‘Best Words’
Broke don or dementia don?He closed out the list with the “always memorable” Trump word for hamburgers: “hamberders.”
- “Stollen” for stolen
- “Honered” for honored
- “Unpresidented” for unprecedented
- “Smocking” for smoking
- “Sole” for soul
- “Frorida” for Florida
- “Melanie” for Melania
- “Capital Hill” for Capitol Hill
- “Infair” for unfair
- “Shoebiz” for showbiz
- “Marine Core” for Marine Corps
- “Boarder” for border
- “Loose” for lose
- “Leightweight” for lightweight
- “Grest” for great
- “Hearby” for hereby
No spelling errors. Dead giveaway
The twat that regularly attacks, judges, clerks and their families is upset that Special Counsel Jack Smith ...Deranged ‘Special’ Counsel Jack Smith, who has a long record of failure as a prosecutor, including a unanimous decision against him in the U.S. Supreme Court, should be sanctioned or censured for the way he is attacking a highly respected Judge, Aileen Cannon, who is presiding over his FAKE Documents Hoax case in Florida,” Trump wrote on Truth Social Thursday morning. He is a lowlife who is nasty, rude, and condescending, and obviously trying to ‘play the ref,’” Trump claimed. “He shouldn’t even be allowed to participate in this sham case, where I, unlike Crooked Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton, and all the rest, come under the Presidential Records Act. I DID NOTHING WRONG, BUT BIDEN DID, AND THEY LET HIM OFF SCOT-FREE. HOW DID THAT HAPPEN, JACK? A TWO TIERED SYSTEM OF JUSTICE. ELECTION INTERFERENCE!
Does he realize how big of a hypocrite he is?pushed back on a recent order from U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon that seemed to give credence to Trump’s legally dubious claim that the Presidential Records Act allowed him to take the documents home to Mar-a-Lago. Smith in a filing said that Cannon’s order to submit proposed jury instructions based on Trump’s interpretation of the law was based on a “fundamentally flawed legal premise” that has “no bearing” on Trump’s charges and asked Cannon to rule before the trial so he can appeal if she rules against him.
He has no fricking clue. Nor can he ever realize how big of a loser he really is. Narcissists never do. This kind of stuff happens multiple times every day now.UNI88 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 04, 2024 11:21 am Trump melts down on Truth Social over Jack Smith “attacking” Judge Aileen Cannon
The twat that regularly attacks, judges, clerks and their families is upset that Special Counsel Jack Smith ...Deranged ‘Special’ Counsel Jack Smith, who has a long record of failure as a prosecutor, including a unanimous decision against him in the U.S. Supreme Court, should be sanctioned or censured for the way he is attacking a highly respected Judge, Aileen Cannon, who is presiding over his FAKE Documents Hoax case in Florida,” Trump wrote on Truth Social Thursday morning. He is a lowlife who is nasty, rude, and condescending, and obviously trying to ‘play the ref,’” Trump claimed. “He shouldn’t even be allowed to participate in this sham case, where I, unlike Crooked Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton, and all the rest, come under the Presidential Records Act. I DID NOTHING WRONG, BUT BIDEN DID, AND THEY LET HIM OFF SCOT-FREE. HOW DID THAT HAPPEN, JACK? A TWO TIERED SYSTEM OF JUSTICE. ELECTION INTERFERENCE!Does he realize how big of a hypocrite he is?pushed back on a recent order from U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon that seemed to give credence to Trump’s legally dubious claim that the Presidential Records Act allowed him to take the documents home to Mar-a-Lago. Smith in a filing said that Cannon’s order to submit proposed jury instructions based on Trump’s interpretation of the law was based on a “fundamentally flawed legal premise” that has “no bearing” on Trump’s charges and asked Cannon to rule before the trial so he can appeal if she rules against him.
Don't disparage Jon Lovitz like that.kalm wrote: ↑Thu Apr 04, 2024 11:29 amHe has no fricking clue. Nor can he ever realize how big of a loser he really is. Narcissists never do. This kind of stuff happens multiple times every day now.UNI88 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 04, 2024 11:21 am Trump melts down on Truth Social over Jack Smith “attacking” Judge Aileen Cannon
The twat that regularly attacks, judges, clerks and their families is upset that Special Counsel Jack Smith ...
Does he realize how big of a hypocrite he is?
He’s Emperor Todd.
You must have missed from the left in the last year all the ‘it will be the end of democracy’ and ‘the last election ever’ if Trump is re-elected..
..peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard..
JMU Football: 2022 & 2023 Sun Belt East Champions...But you have to go home now. We have to have peace…
..I know how you feel, but go home, and go home in peace.
You just need a pulse to be a good President and it’s questionable if Joey Rotten even has one, but he’s definitely an idiotGannonFan wrote: ↑Thu Mar 28, 2024 11:18 amDumb Don. This guy was never a rocket scientist.UNI88 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 28, 2024 10:36 am Mark Hamill Debuts Hilarious List Of Donald Trump’s ‘Best Words’
Broke don or dementia don?
And I've posted chicken little images in response to kalm as well.