Is Donald Trump Mentally Ill?

hisnhers · Mar 28, 2020

I would be willing to say something nice to him whenever he can go a day without lying about something, or taking credit for something he didn't do, or he took credit for something he did do, like fuck up the response to CORVID-19!

Now, for you MAGA types, doesn't it bother you that he lies about everything??

thinskin · Mar 28, 2020

shootersa said: ↑

Shooter doubts anyone thinks of Trump as "the second coming". Not anyone who voted for him (or against Clinton), not anyone who has or does work for him, and not anyone who has seen Trump on TV.

Now Obama, yeah, some of his supporters clearly thought he was the best thing since sliced bread.

But Trump "demanding" that people fawn over him?
You've been drinking the Kool aid again, haven't you?
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Shall we regurgitate the plethora of contributions on shitters part and is he going to apologize for having promoted the flu prognosis that he has been prepared to admit with his malicious disregard for facts in favour of his inability to make fact based decisions!

Shitter is someone who thinks his earnings come before the lives of the less fortunate.

I consider you worthy only of being the mud on the boot of those attaining!

Thinskin

Dearelliot · Mar 29, 2020

If it walks like a duck quacks like a duck waddles like a duck, if you are a Republican it's not a duck!

Distant Lover · Mar 29, 2020

hisnhers said: ↑

Now, for you MAGA types, doesn't it bother you that he lies about everything??
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Most of the poorly educated white people Trump pretends to love are so delusional that they believe Trump's lies. The others do not care because Trump tells them lies they want to believe.

deleted user 555 768 · Mar 29, 2020

Geez!, ....its like a Trump hating orgy around here, blowjobs, handjobs everywhere,... I'm getting outta here before the ass fucking starts

stumbler · Mar 30, 2020

Trump’s Fox & Friends COVID-19 interview devolves into a mad rant — here are the 6 craziest moments

President Donald Trump called into “Fox & Friends” on Monday morning to discuss his administration’s work on handling the coronavirus pandemic — but it quickly devolved into an angry rant in which he attacked his political foes.

During the lengthy hour-long interview, the president frequently drifted off topic to make outlandish statements about the media, the Democratic Party, and even the history of American foreign policy, among other topics.

Below are the wildest moments from Trump’s “Fox & Friends” COVID-19 interview.

1.) Trump calls House Speaker Nancy Pelosi a “sick puppy.” Even though Pelosi was instrumental in getting the $2 trillion coronavirus economic relief bill passed quickly through the House of Representatives, the president spent a good chunk of his interview falsely accusing her of holding up its passage.

*“She’s a sick puppy, in my opinion,” Trump told the hosts. “She has a lot of problems… There’s something wrong with the woman.”

He also trashed Pelosi’s home city of San Francisco, which he called a “slum.”

2.) Trump lies about governors being happy with the federal government’s response to the crisis. Even though multiple governors around the country, including Republican Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker, have slammed Trump for creating a system for buying supplies in which states have to viciously compete against one another.

Trump, though, said that everything was fine and that governors were “very happy” with what he’s done.

**“They have no information,” Trump said of media reports claiming that governors are unhappy, despite the fact that multiple governors have gone on record to voice their displeasure.

3.) Trump takes credit for the job New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has done handling the pandemic. Cuomo has received rave reviews for how he’s tackled the coronavirus crisis, and his approval rating has soared to more than 70 percent.

Trump, however, told “Fox & Friends” that ***he should get the credit being given to the New York governor.

“We’re giving him four hospitals and four medical centers and all of the things that we’ve done,” the president said. “One of the reasons he’s successful is we’ve helped make him successful.”

4.) Trump gives China and Russia a pass for spreading misinformation about the virus. After being asked about a Washington Post report about China and Russia trying to sow chaos by spreading lies about the virus, Trump suggested it was no big deal.

“They do it and we do it,” he said. “Every country does it.”

5.) Trump spreads falsehoods about the Green New Deal and once again makes unhinged comments about windmills. The president falsely claimed that the proposed Green New Deal would ban all airplane travel and also falsely claimed that it would limit every American family to owning just one electric-powered car.

And for good measure, he went off on a strange rant about wind power.

“Windmills all over the place to ruin everybody’s house and farm!” he said at one point.

6.) Trump wonders why the U.S. and Russia aren’t allies anymore like they were during World War II. The president announced that he was scheduled to take a phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin shortly after his “Fox & Friends” interview, and he used the occasion to complain that America and Russia weren’t allies like they should be.

“They also fought World War II, they lost 50 million people,” Trump said. “Germany was the enemy… and Germany’s [now] like this wonderful thing.”

Despite this, Trump still insisted that he’s been “tougher on Russia than any president in the history of the country.”
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*As documented many many times on this thread by the mental health experts one of the signs of Trump's literal and clinical mental illness is his constant psychological projection where he tries to blame others of what he is actually guilty of. But its also a great example of Trump being a woman hater which is part of the attraction for supporters like shy guy.

**Pure delusion. In order to be a Trump supporter you must constantly suspend disbelief and reject observable reality.

***In Trump's mind he is the only thing that matters and everything must make him look great when in reality he is a mad king dictator and total failure. So he constantly tries to take credit for anything and everything other people do.

https://www.rawstory.com/2020/03/tr...o-a-mad-rant-here-are-the-6-craziest-moments/

stumbler · Mar 30, 2020

‘The greatest risk factor of disease and death is Donald Trump’: Forensic psychiatrist

The final death toll from coronavirus will not be the result of viral disease; it will be the result of mental disease. The greatest risk factor of disease and death is not being considered, and that is Donald Trump. If he continues in this presidency, he is on course for having three main effects: First, he will make a deadly pandemic much worse. Second, he will stoke divisions between “believers” and “unbelievers” in his alternative reality. And third, he will vastly augment suffering, which he will be tempted to direct into widespread violence.

It is not difficult for scientists to see that the president has already multifold exacerbated the coronavirus pandemic. The reasons are psychological: he is incapable of doing what is necessary, for that would require him to face reality, which means also his own emptiness and incapacity. It is unsurprising that he dismantled the infrastructure of one of the top programs for global pandemic preparedness in the world “to save money,” only to pay for it with trillions of dollars, which will still bring back neither the economy nor the millions of lives lost. However, again, reality will not matter.

A leader who is truly convinced of his false beliefs will be far more effective at spreading those beliefs among his followers than any rational strategy. Soon, a leader’s pathology becomes a nation’s pathology.

Humanity did not avoid another Plague in the modern era because of the lack of a microbe; we avoided it because of the application of science, public health, and prevention practices. Severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) was a near-pandemic that was stopped because a global network of professionals rapidly detected it—months before the World Health Organization (WHO) even announced the disease. When H1N1, or swine flu, was detected in Mexico and then the United States in the same month, the U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released medical supplies and drugs within a week, and accurate testing in less than two weeks, which it shared with other countries.

A Different Story
Coronavirus has been a very different story. At any other time, the U.S. would have led efforts and coordinated global fights against epidemics, but the science-averse Trump administration had already axed the CDC expert in China. Meanwhile, the authoritarian Chinese government reprimanded and silenced the physician who tried to raise alarms about the virus in December 2019; its denial and desire to present orderliness caused the disease to spread freely in the critical early stages. After five weeks, however, it instituted a vigorous lockdown that broke the spread after two months.

Our government, by comparison, ignored ominous, classified warnings about the global danger through January and February, declined testing that was already available through the WHO, and actively downplayed the threat by falsely stating, “we have it totally under control,” calling it the Democrats’ “new hoax,” and that “like a miracle, it will disappear.” Despite causing the need for extreme measures, by allowing the disease to spread freely throughout the U.S. in the critical stages, Donald Trump first touted lifting federal recommendations of isolation by Easter to stimulate the economy. In the absence of a cure or a vaccine, while still exponentially rising, the U.S. has now surpassed every country of the world at over 140,000 cases and just under 2,500 deaths), this would have been a recipe for the disease to spiral out of control. While he finally backed down under great pressure, it reveals what historians might come to call pure madness.

‘Criminal-Mindedness’ and Pathology
As a forensic psychiatrist, I make distinctions between the criminal-mindedness and mental pathology that might combine to produce this kind of “madness”. These are separate concepts: most criminal minds are not mentally ill, and most mentally ill minds are not criminal. Yet they are not mutually exclusive: when criminal-mindedness combines with mental pathology or, more, mobilizes it, atrocities such as genocide (or democide) become possible. We see this when Donald Trump observes the “effectiveness” of his “gut”; he believes it to be good strategy on his part, when he is enabling the power of pathology that will eventually be destructive to all, including himself.

The lack of conscience and detachment from reality make critical situations far worse. This holds equally true for the economy as for the viral pandemic. Unable to recognize the underlying cause of the economic downturn, he manages neither the public health crisis nor the devastation of people, and the markets respond accordingly. Just as with his gutting of our pandemic response capabilities, he had squandered our economic response capabilities earlier by threatening the Federal Reserve to inflate an artificial economy for his reelection purposes. Now, he has pressured it into depleting the rest of its ammunition when the war has barely begun.

Transmitting Delusions
Another effect of pathology is that delusions will be more infectious: a leader who is truly convinced of his false beliefs will be far more effective at spreading those beliefs among his followers than any rational strategy. Soon, a leader’s pathology becomes a nation’s pathology. Delusions, unlike mere misinformation, transmit through emotional bonds, which in turn make their recipients highly resistant to true information and dangerously defensive when facts catch up with them. Because deaths, suffering, and ruined livelihoods are real, fury will build.

As he creates more crises, these become opportunities for the criminal mind to further its hold on power. Since the growing fury will never be directed at its true source, it becomes a weapon for the source to redirect against his enemies, critics, or whatever target he wishes. We have already seen what he can do by calling the novel coronavirus “Chinese virus,” simultaneously deflecting blame and creating new targets for attack. Meanwhile, vast suffering and deaths will solidify his followers in fearful dependence, defensive idealization, and obedience to cultic programming. He is already using daily press conferences for hypnosis of himself as protector and giver of false reassurances, even as they recklessly harm and kill.

People have seen how pathology runs deep and is not something a person can “pivot” from to manage a country. The coronavirus situation is worse than a war, affecting almost every country on earth. The death toll and hardship he multiplies could lead to actual international conflicts and, thanks to the nuclear arms race he renewed, potential nuclear war. Those who believe they have seen “the bottom” are unaware that this is actually the tip of the iceberg. Like all pandemics, the time for prevention is before we see the full effects; for his mental health pandemic, the time for it is now.
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https://www.rawstory.com/2020/03/th...-death-is-donald-trump-forensic-psychiatrist/

stumbler · Mar 30, 2020

@shy guy

shy guy said:

Rawsewage and stumbles ignored as satire
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And once again see can the delusional shared Trump psychosis and detachment from reality right here. When someone stalks my posts and just keeps repeating this it is the opposite of being ignored. That is being obsessed. Just like Trump is obsessed with anyone who disagrees with him let alone stands up to him. And has to constantly lash out at them.

shootersa · Mar 30, 2020

Rear admiral butt nugget should understand that all one has to do is read the headline, see the source and in particular who posted it to:
A) know the the post is propaganda, lies or bullshit that is safe to ignore.
B) Is going to include insults from a knucklehead who has no room to talk.
C) know that any response or comment will prompt more spew and insults.

Simply, +wrong story + rear admiral butt nugget = bullshit, ignore it.

stumbler · Apr 2, 2020

Trump risks lives because he chose to ‘fight reality’ instead of the coronavirus: forensic psychiatrist

Yale psychiatrist Bandy X. Lee is leading a group of mental health professionals calling for President Donald Trump’s ouster from office or the “complete removal” of his decision-making powers on the coronavirus response.

Dr. Lee, a forensic psychiatrist at Yale School of Medicine and editor of the bestseller “The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump,” recently convened a panel on the coronavirus in her role as president of the World Mental Health Coalition. The panel discussed Trump’s bungled response to the crisis and his attempts to downplay the threat posed by the pandemic.

The panel issued a “prescription for survival” arguing that Trump must be removed from office, whether through the 25th Amendment, a second congressional impeachment or his resignation. Alternatively, the panel recommended an intervention by mental health professionals or an act of Congress to establish a Coronavirus Crisis Department headed by the Centers for Disease Control to ensure the safety of the public.

“We have a presidency that is incapable of protecting lives but is making a global pandemic worse — not just through incompetence and ignorance, but through a dangerous detachment from reality, a need to convey false information, and other symptoms,” the group said.

Lee spoke with Salon about her group’s recommendations and Trump’s handling of the crisis. Her views represent only those of the World Mental Health Coalition, an organization of mental health professionals dedicated to sharing expert knowledge for the betterment of societal mental health.

Trump has linked the federal government’s aid to states to governors being nice to him. What does this tell you about the president’s thinking as thousands of people die around the country?

One is only capable of doing what one’s mental capacity allows. The disastrous reality about our situation is that we have chosen, for whatever reason, to pretend that someone who lacks the capacity to be president can stay in the position of president. We are seeing the comic absurdity up front, where a person’s emotional development is arrested at about age five, at best, and the far-reaching tragic consequences of handing that person the most powerful position on the planet. A five-year-old acting like one is normal; when an adult does this, either because of stunted growth or regression, it is pathological.

It is not just our country: At any other time in history, the U.S. would have led efforts to coordinate global fights against epidemics, but why would this president? His dismantling of the world’s best global pandemic response system was unsurprising, since science-driven, prevention methods are the last thing a minute-by-minute person who lives in fantasy will care about, And above all he hates Barack Obama, who set it up. We might not even have an issue right now if he hadn’t axed the CDC expert who was stationed in China for that reason; scientists stopped SARS, which was the exact equivalent.

He also could never be made to take seriously surveillance and containment in the United States, being fixated only on travel bans. This is similar to his “germophobia” — which is about people, not germs — and we probably contributed to spreading the virus around the world. Someone who causes this kind of crisis is also incapable of containing it but will make it worse. He is setting the atmosphere for the nation and the world where every state will have to scramble for itself, and every country fend for itself, which means terrible inefficiency and a recipe for global conflicts, when we could have been uniting around fighting a common enemy.

Trump has gone back and forth on the threat posed by the coronavirus and his call to “reopen” the economy or “quarantine” people in New York. Does his management of the crisis pose a bigger risk amid the outbreak?

He will always choose the path of maximal risk, since he is always fighting reality. It is no accident that everything he says is the exact opposite of reality and what he says we should do is the exact opposite of what should be done. I frankly recognized what was happening and braced myself from the moment he said, “We have it totally under control.” It meant that pandemic control, which depends heavily on early detection and early containment, would be totally unattended to, and we now see the results in our surpassing the case numbers of every nation on earth.

This is the same psychological method we use to evaluate a person who claims, “I alone can fix it,” as exactly a person who will likely singlehandedly break things, and the one who declares he is “an extraordinarily stable genius” as the most exceptionally unstable person who has very little knowledge. Through my work in prisons, my mentor James Gilligan would say, “None feel as guilty as the saints, and none feel as innocent as the criminals.” It is true: The psychology a person brings spells out what one will do.

We know that, before others’ interventions, the president was sending us on a trajectory of 2.2 million deaths. So whether it is to lift federal guidelines on social distancing by Easter, just when American case numbers would be reaching their peak, or dragging his feet in providing medical supplies, which means pure carnage in a matter of weeks, he will try to get back to that psychological calibration as much as possible. Whatever reduction in deaths will not be by his doing, no matter what he consciously says, and quarantine or other measures can be expected to be purely punitive.

As more people fall victim to the coronavirus, how will Trump’s supporters respond to him?

This is the scary part. While dense cities like New York will be hit the hardest first, Trump-supporting regions will ultimately bear the biggest brunt. They were the most likely to emulate the president when he called the virus a Democratic “hoax,” to listen when he touted a toxic antimalarial drug as “like a cure” — one man died and his wife ended up in the ICU — and to copy him when he appeared in crowds and went around shaking hands. Indeed, people went as far as to hold “coronavirus parties” to get infected. Many of them live paycheck to paycheck, and when there is widespread suffering and death because they cannot afford medical care, when the government check runs out and they have no more livelihood while we may be entering an economic collapse that will not recover in our lifetimes, fury will inevitably build.

We know that Donald Trump is masterful at harnessing this fury. Many believed this was smart strategy, but it is actually pathology. And if you believe suffering and seeing the deaths of loved ones will bring Trump supporters to their senses, you are mistaken. His insatiable drive leads him to seduce and hypnotize the masses, and as he places them in a more perilous condition, they will cling to him more, defensively idealizing him, since the psychological cost of admitting his errors would be even greater.

The growing fury from the suffering will hence never be directed against him, but he will be able to re-channel it against any target he chooses. And all the cultic programming through Fox News and others works hand-in-hand with the natural contagion of symptoms that comes with having a president who has gone untreated — delusions, for example, are far more infectious than simple misinformation. When it gets very bad, it may reach a state that Carl Jung called “possession.”

Is there any remedy for this, from your perspective?

Just as prevention goes a long way in pandemic control, prevention is critical here to stop further damage from both the viral pandemic as well as what I call Donald Trump’s mental health pandemic. Every moment counts now in terms of the need for his removal if we are to save thousands of lives as well as possibly the country. This is not a political recommendation but a medical one, and we have a prescription: If people go to RemoveTrump.info, they will see our “Prescription for Survival.”
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https://www.rawstory.com/2020/04/tr...ead-of-the-coronavirus-forensic-psychiatrist/

shootersa · Apr 2, 2020

based on the length of rear admiral butt nuggets copy and paste, he must be triggered again.

stumbler · Apr 2, 2020

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shootersa · Apr 2, 2020

Wait;
"we are all health professionals……."

Kind of excludes almost everyone around here, wouldn't you agree rear admiral butt nugget?

Did you sign it and send in your $5?

Lxv200 · Apr 3, 2020

The man has to have a brain to be mentally ill.

Lxv200 · Apr 3, 2020

You going to pay

thinskin · Apr 3, 2020

What lovely sentiments.....covid-19 does not need to divide the US!

You are doing that all on your own.....if you do not your shit together it will fuck you!

G'night all!

Thinskin

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