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Forums - Politics - Could Donald Trump actually have a mental illness, or Is he just a narcissistic jerk?

UnderstatedCornHole on 31 December 2016
S.T.A.G.E. said:
UnderstatedCornHole said:

At the end of the day I just hear condemnation with no structure to it, which is a liberal form of expression that is all too common and one of the big things that push me conservative.

You need to at least define some constants to attack someone with variables.

You can't just say "x is terrible" and expect everyone to know how terrible x is by invoking further variables that aren't absolutes when requested to a define how terrible. You seem to have your head screwed on and I tried asking deskpro2k3 this along with Soundwave but just got hubris and hyperbole.

Basically, your complaints of Trump something that can lead to anything you can quantify. Let's steer clear of "OMGZ WWIII!!!!!" type talk, it serves nobody any good.

It does appear that there will be less interventions, if any, with Trump Vs past presidents. I can't quantify that so I'm a hypocrit of sorts but you have to balance the good with the bad and I don't really see that anywhere. Suppose this is taking it a bit off topic but there is only so many times you can call someone a narcisist.

Trying to level here, that's more than most do so how about giving back.

How do you level with someone about trump? Ive been around a narcisssist. Not very settling. I dont want one running the country, is all. Let him look in the mirror all he wants, and make all the shows he wants. Lets hear him talk about hardships when there are people who have been through far worse. Lets hear about how he talks about women, or whatevers passing in his mind that might be offputting, but screw their feelings...because if anything has been proven is that being uncivilized is far more attractive than having tact. Truthfully some commentators are correct. Trump, has been handed this country by the very people he cares the least about. Hes never had to death with common people and trust me...the day you disagree with him is the day you'll forget your love affair.

Interesting point of view. I share it to a degree and fully understand the depths of what you are saying.

Can you believe that even then I would still warm towards him because of my past experience with the liberal establishment and it's brainwashing. It transcendes logic to a degree I concede that, but Marxist liberalism/globalism/forced diversity and forces far more sinister than some guy with personality issues, for me at least.

Like Nigel Farage over here, I don't "like" the guy, but I admire him. Maybe Farage isn't such a good example as he is gifted as a speaker and has fought his whole life for his principles love them or hate them, but you get the jist.



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S.T.A.G.E. on 31 December 2016
UnderstatedCornHole said:
S.T.A.G.E. said:

How do you level with someone about trump? Ive been around a narcisssist. Not very settling. I dont want one running the country, is all. Let him look in the mirror all he wants, and make all the shows he wants. Lets hear him talk about hardships when there are people who have been through far worse. Lets hear about how he talks about women, or whatevers passing in his mind that might be offputting, but screw their feelings...because if anything has been proven is that being uncivilized is far more attractive than having tact. Truthfully some commentators are correct. Trump, has been handed this country by the very people he cares the least about. Hes never had to death with common people and trust me...the day you disagree with him is the day you'll forget your love affair.

Interesting point of view. I share it to a degree and fully understand the depths of what you are saying.

Can you believe that even then I would still warm towards him because of my past experience with the liberal establishment and it's brainwashing. It transcendes logic to a degree I concede that, but Marxist liberalism/globalism/forced diversity and forces far more sinister than some guy with personality issues, for me at least.

Like Nigel Farage over here, I don't "like" the guy, but I admire him. Maybe Farage isn't such a good example as he is gifted as a speaker and has fought his whole life for his principles love them or hate them, but you get the jist.

I get what you're saying. The forced diversity part maybe not so much. As  black person I only reprsent 13% of the popublican. Hispanics are a great example of multiracial diversity that work together. If you've been to any majority latin place, you will note that it is the cultural melting pot of wherever they are.



UnderstatedCornHole on 31 December 2016
S.T.A.G.E. said:
UnderstatedCornHole said:

Interesting point of view. I share it to a degree and fully understand the depths of what you are saying.

Can you believe that even then I would still warm towards him because of my past experience with the liberal establishment and it's brainwashing. It transcendes logic to a degree I concede that, but Marxist liberalism/globalism/forced diversity and forces far more sinister than some guy with personality issues, for me at least.

Like Nigel Farage over here, I don't "like" the guy, but I admire him. Maybe Farage isn't such a good example as he is gifted as a speaker and has fought his whole life for his principles love them or hate them, but you get the jist.

I get what you're saying. The forced diversity part maybe not so much. As  black person I only reprsent 13% of the popublican. Hispanics are a great example of multiracial diversity that work together. If you've been to any majority latin place, you will note that it is the cultural melting pot of wherever they are.

Fair comment indeed. With respect to forced diversity I'm thinking about the Muslims migrating to western countries where the host nation makes no effort to allow genuine integration and the migrants likewise make no effort to integrate. I don't blame either but I don't think it's something to celebrate as the media does here in the UK.

A cultural melting pot is great, but when that melting pot consists of people who are culturally different on a level that is so far removed it can lead to problems. It would appear to be the case at least. I'm sure there are ways around it but I don't feel that it is my responsibility to put a smile on my face and pretend it's all ok without host nations providing programs and migrants signing up to them. Basically it feels like good intentions and preaching virtue has been cast as the important factor instead of planning.

I'm not exactly set on these views if I'm honest, it's just my perception. Same with Trump, I hope Trump will improve some things, like a last role of the dice type thing. I'm just sick of the media deep down, the lies, the deceit, the manipulation. Maybe it will get worse with Trump...I don't know. But I do genuinely believe being allied with Russia is a good thing, but then we have the China thing... -/+

Good to hear your views.



AsGryffynn on 31 December 2016

The latter. To be honest, this actually seems to be the norm. Trump only happens to be the only one to scream it so everyone in his neighborhood knows...



Pemalite on 31 December 2016
gigaSheik said:
The only illness I see in politics is leftism.

Then you are wrong.

You need the Left just as much as the Right. It allows you to see both points of view and thus take action on which point of view is more attractive and benefits more people.
If you throw out your opposition, then you loose that democratic advantage that has helped define your nation in the modern era.




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S.T.A.G.E. on 31 December 2016
Pemalite said:
gigaSheik said:
The only illness I see in politics is leftism.

Then you are wrong.

You need the Left just as much as the Right. It allows you to see both points of view and thus take action on which point of view is more attractive and benefits more people.
If you throw out your opposition, then you loose that democratic advantage that has helped define your nation in the modern era.

Thank you for this. 



Lefil on 01 January 2017
UnderstatedCornHole said:
Go Trump.
Such bitter sentiments amongst the liberals as usual. Get over it or at least bring something new to the discussion.

A thread about narcissism and Donald Trump?

Very original, and the source? A Twitter post.

Too many beta males.

Ha Ha. Get over it like Trump got over it about Obama right? Enjoy the Trump bashing, it’s not going anywhere especially since Trump is an amazingly easy target. The guy really is a horrible man and deserves all this and more. Also, do you believe only Iiberal American males hate Trump? More ignorance lol.



UnderstatedCornHole on 01 January 2017
Lefil said:
UnderstatedCornHole said:
Go Trump.
Such bitter sentiments amongst the liberals as usual. Get over it or at least bring something new to the discussion.

A thread about narcissism and Donald Trump?

Very original, and the source? A Twitter post.

Too many beta males.

Ha Ha. Get over it like Trump got over it about Obama right? Enjoy the Trump bashing, it’s not going anywhere especially since Trump is an amazingly easy target. The guy really is a horrible man and deserves all this and more. Also, do you believe only Iiberal American males hate Trump? More ignorance lol.

Read the last few posts from me in this thread.

Happy to tear Donald Trump apart or not, I support him but it's not unconditional.

I can just do it a lot better than you, if I wanted. Don't see the point mind but your oberservations are just copy cat hit jobs of past liberal commentators who didn't do a very good job to begin with.

Try something new snowflake, as they say. Do some research on borderline personality disorder and what it means to be someone who is of that nature and get a feel for who your enemy is, it's far more than just ego and insecurity issues. ;)



greenmedic88 on 01 January 2017

Ever since he made a career out of branding, everything in his life has been about stamping his name on things and self promotion.

I don't believe he's suffering from any form of mental illness, but his state of mind does reflect that of a privileged individual who has never answered to anyone in his professional life.

As such, he is either incapable of identifying his own shortcomings and failures (including his well documented list of failed business endeavors) or unwilling to admit them. The latter being only slightly more preferable than the former as the former could lead to some serious problems during his administration.



gigaSheik on 01 January 2017

Still illness.