Is Donald Trump Mentally Ill?

silkythighs · Jan 7, 2021

stumbler said: ↑

I just posted a couple more reports he was watching the violence on TV and getting off on it.
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Does that make Trump a psychopath or sociopath?

stumbler · Jan 7, 2021

silkythighs said: ↑

Does that make Trump a psychopath or sociopath?
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More of a sociopath. They've identified pathological liar sadism malignant narcissism delusions and lately lots of signs of Alzheimer/dementia.

shootersa · Jan 7, 2021

silkythighs said: ↑

Does that make Trump a psychopath or sociopath?
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It makes rear admiral motherfucker a propagandist. More breaking news from "a source familiar with the situation".

submissively speaking · Jan 7, 2021

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It makes rear admiral motherfucker a propagandist. More breaking news from "a source familiar with the situation".
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It's got nothing to do with stumbler.

Dude is out of his mind. If you don't see it, well, that's unfortunate.

shootersa · Jan 7, 2021

The "dude" is President of the United States and if you filter out the lies and propaganda the worst that can be said of him is he's a pompous gas bag.

submissively speaking · Jan 7, 2021

shootersa said: ↑

The "dude" is President of the United States and if you filter out the lies and propaganda the worst that can be said of him is he's a pompous gas bag.
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Have you missed the totality of his actions in the last 72 hours, perhaps?

And I'm done with honourifics or expressions of respect of any sort. He doesn't belong in that office, and he needs to be removed. Now.

shootersa · Jan 7, 2021

First, he'll be out on January 20th.
Patience.

Second, Shooter has seen what President Trump has done over the last 72 hours, AND the last 5 years.

Strip out the lies and propaganda and reports from "unnamed sources" and what is left is a pompous gas bag.

A President Trump, pompous gas bag.

shootersa · Jan 7, 2021

That scares you?

How about a dementia stricken old man ?
OR
A dope smoking marxist cock sucker?
They get acces to the codes 13 days from now.

Cmon man. Even if Trump wanted to, it wouldn't happen.

silkythighs · Jan 7, 2021

shootersa said: ↑

That scares you?

How about a dementia stricken old man ?
OR
A dope smoking marxist cock sucker?
They get acces to the codes 13 days from now.

Cmon man. Even if Trump wanted to, it wouldn't happen.
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@submissively speaking thanks for forcing that rage quit from shooter. Not as good as shyguy, but not bad.

shootersa · Jan 8, 2021

stumbler · Jan 11, 2021

This could have been prevented: How mainstream media silenced mental health experts who sounded the alarm on Trump

President Donald Trump (Screen cap)

There is an unambiguous reason why mental health experts have not been seen or heard or read in the national media during the past four years. The mainstream media has intentionally blocked these experts from speaking out about Donald Trump's mental pathology and its dangerous impact on the public's safety and welfare. The professionals who understand Trump the best have been gagged and muzzled. The media has been a major enabler of Trump — and that continues to this day.

Mental health experts could have helped to prevent Trump's election in 2016, minimized his destructiveness from 2016 to 2020, and/or thwarted his re-election chances in 2020. Their collective voices could have been loud, compelling and impactful. History will show that the mainstream media has been as complicit with Donald Trump as any other group of enablers, including congressional Republicans, cabinet members, close associates and his millions of supporters.

The role of the free press is vital in a representative democracy such as ours. It is protected in the First Amendment of the Constitution. The overarching purpose of the press is to be a watchdog of government and of our elected officials. The press is our indispensable friend. We depend on it to expose, inform, explain, interpret and, yes, warn. The free press is the foundation of our democratic way of life. It is what separates us from authoritarian regimes and third world countries.

A duty to warn the public is a central component of the role of the watchdog press. Politicians are under the microscope because they are our elected officials and must be held to account. That is the specific task of the press. When a politician is malicious or engages in nefarious activities, it is the responsibility of the free press to expose and warn — all for the greater good of the people.

It seems clear that the American Psychiatric Association (APA) informed prominent decision-makers in the mainstream media that its "Goldwater rule" prohibited psychiatrists — and perhaps others in the mental health field — from speaking out publicly about Donald Trump's mental health. The Goldwater rule is an ethical guideline advanced by the APA in 1973 that no one cared about until Trump became president. It asserts that psychiatrists should not comment on political figures because they have not interviewed them personally.

Far too many people in the media bought into the APA's narrative about the Goldwater rule. All mental health professionals were blocked from speaking out because it was deemed unethical. From that point on, any experts who chose to speak out anyway were to be seen as reckless and opportunistic.

The exact motives of the APA will never be known. One working theory is that the APA did not want to anger this president since that might have directly threatened the organization's federal funding and its scope of influence. After all, Trump responds with intense vindictiveness when he detects even slight disloyalty. The APA buckled, deciding that it needed to safeguard its own viability and sustainability. Its leading members did not want to rock the boat, and did not want any other members to do anything that might interfere with their organization's stature.

In fact, mental health experts are compelled to speak out when they see dangerousness or unfitness in a political figure. They have a social and ethical responsibility to voice their opinions and to inform the public. The public's safety and welfare are paramount. Experts who speak out are noble and good citizens and should be applauded, not ridiculed.

Almost immediately after Trump's election in 2016, mental health professionals were faced with an ethical dilemma imposed by the Goldwater rule. How could experts speak out in their duty to warn the public when they were supposedly prohibited from doing so by an ethical restraint?

Their conundrum was compounded by the media's decision to honor the Goldwater rule, and generally not allow mental health experts to voice their opinions.

In 2017, Dr. Bandy X. Lee, a psychiatrist, edited a bestselling book, "The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump." The chapters were written by mental health professionals who described Trump's mental pathology and dangerous qualities in detail. But that cutting-edge book did not open the floodgates for appearances by mental health experts in the media. In fact, they were blocked at every turn, and the Goldwater rule was often cited.

The Goldwater rule is outdated. Its relevance has passed. Today, mental health professionals have access to thousands of audios, videos, tweets, interviews, speeches, books, collateral interviews and more by politicians. A personal interview would be helpful, but it is not sufficient or comprehensive. Behavioral information over time is much more revealing, instructive and diagnostic.

Beyond that, mental health experts do not need to be shackled. They are highly trained. They have a wealth of knowledge. They are ethical. They do not discuss matters outside their area of expertise. They are fair and balanced. They acknowledge their limitations. Their political leanings are excluded in their well-reasoned opinions.

To add insult to injury, the media has had no qualms in publishing any number of articles by journalists about Trump's apparent pathology, while mental health experts themselves have been silenced. Furthermore, there is ample precedent for reporters, editors or producers to seek out experts in other medical specialties. For example, if Trump had a heart attack, cardiologists — who had not examined him — would be invited to share their expertise. The same should be true for mental health professionals.

As Trump's mental pathology became more malignant, it was hoped that leaders in the media would wake up, accept their vital role as watchdog, and actively encourage mental health experts to express their collective voices. Nothing of the kind happened. Many in the media dug in their heels, allowing Donald Trump to continue his mission of destruction without inviting the input of mental health experts. Their abdication of responsibility to warn the public has been glaring. Their lack of courage has been disappointing.

Trump's mental pathology has been a national emergency of historic proportions. But that stark reality has been largely undermined by the media — and the public is paying a devastating price: lies, gaslighting, pandemic deaths, economic woes, tribalism, racism, xenophobia, terrorism, cruelty, corruption, subversion and so much more.

Trump has been devilishly adept at undermining the media's credibility with the public. He has called the free press "the enemy of the people." When he does not like a story, he calls it "fake news." Millions of Americans now view the mainstream corporate media as hopelessly biased, liberal, and unfair in their coverage of the president. Trump's attacks served the purpose of putting the media on its heels. It became passive and reactive. It cowered, apologized, fired back weakly. Many in the media have treated Trump with kid gloves, hoping that perhaps his barrage of attacks on them would lessen or cease.

By not allowing experts to speak out, the media has contributed to the normalization of Trump's mental pathology — also known as malignant normality. Let us be clear: Donald Trump is a psychopath. He is in a class all to himself. Look at how he has created unprecedented havoc in the country since his election defeat. His desire to subvert our democracy is a reflection of the severity of his psychopathy. He is drunk with power, adulation, greed and corruption. He has utter contempt for the will of the people. His recorded conversation last Saturday with the Georgia secretary of state shows his potentially illegal attempt to overturn the election results in that state. Trump is a menace to the safety and welfare of the public.

Mental health experts should have been front and center in warning about Trump's pathology all along. But their voices have been silenced. And the public has been profoundly ill-informed about this president. Decisive information about his dangerousness, his unfitness, his cruelty and his corruption has been suppressed. His psychopathy has been allowed to flourish.

But here is the ultimate irony. The media and mental health experts have the exact same mission: to serve the public. They are not adversaries. They do not have conflicting goals. Duty to warn the public is the cornerstone for both. They should be working together in lockstep.

Trump could have been stopped years earlier had the media taken their duty seriously and provided the platform for mental health experts to speak out. Instead, they shirked their responsibility. They ran and hid. This silencing of mental health experts is a terrible untold story. This purposeful subversion of the duty to warn the public has had — and is still having — catastrophic consequences in our country.

The darkness and heartache of Donald Trump's last days in office make that only too clear.
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https://www.rawstory.com/trump-mental-health-2649764779/

shootersa · Jan 11, 2021

Thats it.
Get the net.

In a thread entitled
"Is Donald Trump mentally ill?"
Loaded with over 2,300 posts, so many of then copy n paste jobs from all manner of media outlets, courtesy of rear admiral motherfucker, expressing the opinion of "experts" that yes, Donald Trump is nuttier than a can of peanuts, we now see that rear admiral motherfucker has copy and pasted an article that claims said "experts" have been muzzled by the media.

Infucking hilarious!

deleted user 555 768 · Jan 11, 2021

silkythighs said: ↑

thanks for forcing that rage quit from shooter. Not as good as shyguy, but not bad
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Are you a child or an old lady?...I have suspensions, figured I'd ask before drawing conclusions

deleted user 555 768 · Jan 11, 2021

silkythighs said: ↑

thanks for forcing that rage quit from shooter. Not as good as shyguy, but not bad.
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You seem to be raging, all through the political hole you call home.......nobody watched your videos, you over did the memes, copy/post isnt working out for ya, and now your abundant childish "rage quite" gifs make you look well...childish...

'bout a week, your gunna have to start thinking for yourself...you wont have any other media to copy

stumbler · Jan 20, 2021

Mary Trump: This is 'the worst day' of the president's life

On CNN Tuesday, Mary Trump, the outgoing president's niece and a clinical psychologist, broke down her uncle's state of mind in the final hours of his presidency.

"President Trump did not acknowledge he won't be president anymore [in his latest video]," said anchor Anderson Cooper. "He did not concede or say President-elect Biden's name and, of course, he's not going to the inauguration. He acknowledges he's become what he loathes, which is a loser. What do you think he's going through now?"

"This is probably the worst day of his life, because the clock is ticking and he's running out of time," said Trump. "The other thing I just want to point out about that speech, it was reminiscing of a video he made after the insurrection saying the movement is just beginning, which seems like a bit of a threat to me. My hope is that he be as contained as possible. He's going to do whatever he can or believes he can to change the narrative, and I think we're going to see that play out with some of these pardons in excess of 100, if I'm hearing that correctly, and some of these pardons will be quite horrific, some of them will be strategic."

"But the bottom line is he's out of there," she added. "I mean, he's been out of there, you know, metaphorically speaking, for a long time. He's not been doing the job. As of 12:00 or earlier, he's heading down to Florida and he no longer has powers and protections of the Oval Office, and he knows it."

Watch below:
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https://www.rawstory.com/worst-day-donalt-trumps-life/

stumbler · Jan 24, 2021

Mary Trump: 'I want people to understand who Uncle Donald really is'
https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/mary-trump-want-people-understand-125547887.html

ace's n 8's · Jan 24, 2021

I see with Trump out of office now...the Trump Derangement Syndrome still lingers within the confines of many Craniums.

shootersa · Jan 24, 2021

Well, but what else have they got?

Licking Bidens asshole?

stumbler · Feb 5, 2021

Mental health expert explains why Donald Trump must be convicted

Bandy X. Lee, DC Report @Raw Story
February 04, 2021

The Trump presidency may be over, but Donald Trump's dangers continue. This is because we have yet to contain the number one emergency, which is the spread of mental pathology.

Without addressing this mental health pandemic, even the Biden administration's admirable efforts to contain the viral pandemic may meet with obstacles. Similarly, without conviction and prosecution, which is the first step to containing this mental health pandemic, hopes for "reconciliation" and "unity" may also be for naught.

Mental health professionals knew from the start that Donald Trump had the psychological makeup to become very dangerous with presidential powers. Following our 2017 assessment, I and thousands of my colleagues at the World Mental Health Coalition issued more than 300 pages of letters, petitions, and statements asserting that Donald Trump's dangers would spread and erupt. In March 2020, we issued a "Prescription for Survival," stating that the president's removal through the 25th Amendment, impeachment, or resignation—or at least removal of influence—was essential to avoiding widespread unnecessary deaths.

Trump uses words and directly incites violence. Research on violence shows that rhetoric can be more efficient than specific orders or direct assaults in causing epidemics of violence.

A failure to contain led to a most dramatic demonstration of dangers on Jan. 6, but it was long in coming. Over the summer of 2020, I wrote a new public-service book, Profile of a Nation, to warn that, "he is truly someone who would do anything,… no matter how destructive, to stay in power." Indeed, the near-massacre of lawmakers he caused at the Capitol, save for a few heroes, proves how close he came to causing the kind of chaos that may have permitted him to remain.

Donald Trump's campaign to rig an election that he lost through endless lies, abuses, and multiple attempts to rig an election that he lost eventually led to his fomenting deadly violence and near-loss of our democracy. As we did with the Mueller report, his recent phone call with Georgia's secretary of state, and his "Save America" rally speech, mental health professionals can explain how Donald Trump uses words and directly incites violence. Research on violence shows that rhetoric can be more efficient than specific orders or direct assaults in causing epidemics of violence.

The World Mental Health Coalition, of which Dr. Lee is president, will be holding a special online national town hall, "The Imperative to Convict Trump," on Sunday, Feb. 7, at 2 p.m. EST.

Speakers include: Laurence Tribe, constitutional scholar, Harvard Law School; Norman Eisen, former special counsel for Trump's first impeachment and trial; Richard Painter, former chief White House counsel for George W. Bush; Rep. Gerry Connolly (D-Va.), member, House Oversight Committee, and chairman, House Subcommittee on Government Operations; Claire Finkelstein, criminal lawyer, University of Pennsylvania; Ruth Ben-Ghiat, historian, New York University; Bandy Lee, moderator and president, World Mental Health Coalition

Tickets are $5 for students and low-income individuals, $25 general.

For more information, please go here, and for a video statement, see here.
The ideal course would have been swift impeachment and conviction. Impeachment happening a week after the actual incident was already a poor precedent, prompting us to write to the speaker of the House: we would not allow a serial killer to be on the loose with bombs, ammunition, and assault rifles for days—and yet we permitted a serial mass killer, by the order of hundreds of thousands, for weeks with access to nuclear weapons capable of destroying all civilization. We urged clear and speedy actions, given that each day of delay had an adverse effect on the population's demoralization and trauma without justice, and on Trump enablers' opportunities to subvert the momentum for impeachment.

Impeachment Backfire
As we know from past experience, tepid impeachment proceedings could even backfire and boost Donald Trump's standing. As we have repeatedly emphasized, once with over 800 mental health professional signatories, even the most impeccable political calculations, without consideration of psychological factors in his case, would likely also fail politically.

Given a recalcitrant Senate, psychological influences are especially critical. Some of this might have been mobilized to advantage had impeachment occurred the day after violent insurrection and sedition, and conviction as soon as the following day, with amplification of public outcry if the Senate refused.

Since this did not happen, the next best course would be to have a complete trial with as much evidence and testimonies as possible, including those of Capitol police officers who were injured during the incident, to maximize pressure on the Senate to convict.

More High Crimes
Additional articles of impeachment would also be helpful, including his role in the soon-to-be half-million Americans who perished from the pandemic; the economic misery while he and his cronies profited; the human rights abuses as he kidnapped and placed children in concentration camps; and the aid and comfort he gave to neo-Nazi and white supremacist terrorist groups throughout his presidency, to compose an "encyclopedia of articles" more commensurate with reality that we recommended since the first impeachment.

Unless conviction promptly removes former presidential privileges and sets restrictions on future campaigns for political office, Donald Trump will likely use the acquittal to claim that he is innocent of all charges. He will claim that the second impeachment was another "hoax" intended to victimize him, using it to discredit all subsequent indictments and prosecutions.

Back on the Stump
He will resume holding rallies, continually pushing the narrative that he was the real victor in 2020, threatening further social and political divisions. He will blame the poor state of the country he created on the Biden administration, just as easily as he claimed credit for the long-term benefits that the Obama administration's policies generated, as he aims to return to power as the savior who will "make America great again." As long as positive reinforcement through a lack of accountability persist, he will not stop.

A failure to convict will, furthermore, have a devastating effect on the public's mental health. The country is already traumatized from four years of normalizing, legitimizing, and even glorifying deadly criminality, abusive behavior, and severe pathology. Members of Congress who experienced normal emotional distress as happens after a life-threatening event will not be able to have closure, as will the American people after the violation and desecration of their seat of government.

Unhealthy Bonds
A failure to convict will continue to entrap those who support him, whose unhealthy emotional bonds prevent them from seeing the damage that is being done to their personhood, livelihood, health, and even lives. It is a disservice to collude with their psychological defenses against the pain of disappointment, further entrenching them in potential future trauma upon learning the truth.

Clear boundaries need to be set that a leader should not abuse, let alone kill, the people he has sworn to serve.

The first step to healing a massive mental health pandemic is to convict, set limits, return to reality, and restore the standards of lawfulness, order, and safety. We should not continue to permit a dangerously unfit person who held high office to spread unmitigated violence, trauma, and mental pathology. Mental health professionals who routinely manage dangerous personalities have vital knowledge to contribute to society and should be consulted.
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shootersa · Feb 5, 2021

Surprised (OK not really) that mental health experts who were so quick to label President Trump as nuttier than a can of peanuts have carefully avoided addressing President Bidens obvious craziness.

Ah. Not quite time, eh?
Harris still measuring for drapes in the white house?

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