Along with his public psychological history which indicates Trump suffers from Narcissistic Personality Disorder, two events recently to which Trump responded, suggest he may also be psychopathic.

The first was his reaction to the helicopter/plane crash... Instead of focusing on leading the grief process, Trump reverted to fury at dwarfs and other minorities, indicating he has significant problems expressing empathy, and probably cannot empathise normally.

The second was his recent comment regarding the deal he signed with Canada and Mexico in 2018 - dubbed NAFTA 2.0. When commenting on the deals, he self-deprecatingly quipped, "When I took a look at the deals, I asked myself, 'who the hell made these deals'" to the sycophantic sniggers of his aides.

This suggests he is grossly and inappropriately glib.

Finally, Trump seems genuinely bemused when people slavishly take him seriously, indicating that while aware that he is not a serious person, he seems to enjoy his superficial charm.

Indications of psychopathy

Lack of empathy:

Irresponsible behaviour:

Aggressive behaviour:

Glibness:

Promiscuous sexual behaviour:

Disregard for safety:

Superficial charm:

Low tolerance for boredom:

Reckless Fearlessness:

Dain Ironfoot v the Insanity of Woke. ;D

MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 7:11am:

The second was his recent comment regarding the deal he signed with Canada and Mexico in 2018 - dubbed NAFTA 2.0. When commenting on the deals, he self-deprecatingly quipped, "When I took a look at the deals, I asked myself, 'who the hell made these deals'" to the sycophantic sniggers of his aides. This suggests he is grossly and inappropriately glib.

Or it could just be a sign of cognitive decline that some are trying to excuse as psychopathy because that, after all the attacks on Biden, is the lesser of two evils.

Especially since Trump is the complete opposite of self-deprecating. He is known for his self-promotion, grandiosity, and insistence on projecting strength and success. He rarely, if ever, makes jokes at his own expense and instead focuses on reinforcing his achievements, status, and intelligence, even if he has to lie about them, so it was no quip, as you can see for yourself:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TsMlGwJj_N0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-hAxklwIys

Or that Trump is completely oblivious to what he's doing and just wants to be the President and is leaving all the policy and agenda stuff to other people, like Russell Vought, John Ratcliffe, Brendan Carr, and Tom Homan.

Again, claiming him to be a Psychopath allows the focus to be put on that, and then be dismissed as his critics being crazy, TDS or that they're detached.

I'm more worried about the other two explanations, the ones you're trying to hide...

KangAnon wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 7:41am:

Especially since Trump is the complete opposite of self-deprecating. He is known for his self-promotion, grandiosity, and insistence on projecting strength and success. He rarely, if ever, makes jokes at his own expense and instead focuses on reinforcing his achievements, status, and intelligence, even if he has to lie about them, so it was no quip, as you can see for yourself: .

Actually, Trump has a history of being in on self-deprecating jokes...

There are clips of him on Saturday Night Live where he takes the piss out of himself - one where he is acting as a janitor servicing the apartment of an actor playing Trump. The real Trump (janitor) asks 'Trump', 'And what's the deal with your hair?', to which 'Trump' replies 'Take a look at your own hair'... 'Janitor' replies, 'Yeah, but I'm a janitor... my hair's supposed to look like this'.

KangAnon wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 7:41am:

Or that Trump is completely oblivious to what he's doing and just wants to be the President and is leaving all the policy and agenda stuff to other people, like Russell Vought, John Ratcliffe, Brendan Carr, and Tom Homan.

That doesn't detract from Trump's possibly being a psychopath...

It also suggests gross glibness and superficiality.

Bill Maher tells of stories where Trump would be humorously odd to the point of self-deprecating...

Maher tells of times when Trump would turn up to Hugh Heffner's theme parties, where the theme is 'pyjamas and lingerie'. While everyone is dressed for that theme, Trump turns up dressed exactly as he always is - dark suit, white shirt and red tie - totally out of place, then calmly walks around the place as if nothing was odd about his appearance, pouring out the charm...

MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 8:07am:

KangAnon wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 7:41am: Especially since Trump is the complete opposite of self-deprecating. He is known for his self-promotion, grandiosity, and insistence on projecting strength and success. He rarely, if ever, makes jokes at his own expense and instead focuses on reinforcing his achievements, status, and intelligence, even if he has to lie about them, so it was no quip, as you can see for yourself: . Actually, Trump has a history of being in on self-deprecating jokes... There are clips of him on Saturday Night Live where he takes the piss out of himself - one where he is acting as a janitor servicing the apartment of an actor playing Trump. The real Trump (janitor) asks 'Trump', 'And what's the deal with your hair?', to which 'Trump' replies 'Take a look at your own hair'... 'Janitor' replies, 'Yeah, but I'm a janitor... my hair's supposed to look like this'.

You're hanging your hat on slits from SNL about 10 years ago written by other people that was part of his election campaign to soften his image?

While there were elements of self-deprecating humour in his SNL appearance, it doesn’t fully count in the same way it would if he had written or initiated the jokes himself. It was more of a controlled performance than a raw display of self-deprecation.

And even if we were to consider them to be genuine examples, that's what 0.0001% of his interactions with people, the rest being far from self-deprecating.

No, he's not known for it at all, just another lie in your attempt to twist a narrative to trick people into dropping their guard around you so you can continue whatever this is you're trying to do.

MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 8:21am:

Bill Maher tells of stories where Trump would be humorously odd to the point of self-deprecating... Maher tells of times when Trump would turn up to Hugh Heffner's theme parties, where the theme is 'pyjamas and lingerie'. While everyone is dressed for that theme, Trump turns up dressed exactly as he always is - dark suit, white shirt and red tie - totally out of place, then calmly walks around the place as if nothing was odd about his appearance, pouring out the charm...

How is being disrespectful to the host and ignoring the theme of a party self-deprecating?

That's more on brand with Trump being his usual self...

Do you even know what it means to be self-deprecating?

You need to check your Google results for examples more closely before pasting them here...

KangAnon wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 8:22am:

just another lie in your attempt to twist a narrative to trick people into dropping their guard around you so you can continue whatever this is you're trying to do.

How long have you lived alone? It's making you deranged.

Whatever this is I'm trying to do?

I'm suggesting Trump may be a psychopath... hardly a compliment or a deranged defense of his behaviour.

KangAnon wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 8:24am:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 8:21am: Bill Maher tells of stories where Trump would be humorously odd to the point of self-deprecating... Maher tells of times when Trump would turn up to Hugh Heffner's theme parties, where the theme is 'pyjamas and lingerie'. While everyone is dressed for that theme, Trump turns up dressed exactly as he always is - dark suit, white shirt and red tie - totally out of place, then calmly walks around the place as if nothing was odd about his appearance, pouring out the charm... How is being disrespectful to the host and ignoring the theme of a party self-deprecating? That's more on brand with Trump being his usual self...

Because, as Maher put it, he was met with ridicule by the other guests which Trump handled by appearing to be in on it.

Most of New York's and California's liberal elite liked Trump for what they perceived was his genuine charm and ability to take a joke at his own expense. They only turned on him when he decided to run for office.

MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 8:32am:

KangAnon wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 8:24am: MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 8:21am: Bill Maher tells of stories where Trump would be humorously odd to the point of self-deprecating... Maher tells of times when Trump would turn up to Hugh Heffner's theme parties, where the theme is 'pyjamas and lingerie'. While everyone is dressed for that theme, Trump turns up dressed exactly as he always is - dark suit, white shirt and red tie - totally out of place, then calmly walks around the place as if nothing was odd about his appearance, pouring out the charm... How is being disrespectful to the host and ignoring the theme of a party self-deprecating? That's more on brand with Trump being his usual self... Because, as Maher put it, he was met with ridicule by the other guests which Trump handled by appearing to be in on it. Most of New York's and California's liberal elite liked Trump for what they perceived was his genuine charm and ability to take a joke at his own expense. They only turned on him when he decided to run for office.

Yeah, you don't know what self-deprecation is...

KangAnon wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 8:34am:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 8:32am: KangAnon wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 8:24am: MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 8:21am: Bill Maher tells of stories where Trump would be humorously odd to the point of self-deprecating... Maher tells of times when Trump would turn up to Hugh Heffner's theme parties, where the theme is 'pyjamas and lingerie'. While everyone is dressed for that theme, Trump turns up dressed exactly as he always is - dark suit, white shirt and red tie - totally out of place, then calmly walks around the place as if nothing was odd about his appearance, pouring out the charm... How is being disrespectful to the host and ignoring the theme of a party self-deprecating? That's more on brand with Trump being his usual self... Because, as Maher put it, he was met with ridicule by the other guests which Trump handled by appearing to be in on it. Most of New York's and California's liberal elite liked Trump for what they perceived was his genuine charm and ability to take a joke at his own expense. They only turned on him when he decided to run for office. Yeah, you don't know what self-deprecation is...

Yeah, I do...

Something that everyone will tell you who knows him well: he can be very self-deprecating, probably in the way psychopaths can be, in that they take very little seriously, including sometimes themselves.

Also, those who have known him for decades remark on how unchanged he is... they don't perceive any cognitive decline.

That Trump's personality characteristics are likely heritable, can be seen in Barron Trump.

Where once Barron, as a child, had the public demeanour of a clueless space cadet, that has changed with maturity into a blank, empty, emotionless stare.

Tellingly, of all his sons, Barron is the one he apparently feels closest to.

Trump is not a psychopath - he's just a very naughty boy.

MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 8:37am:

KangAnon wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 8:34am: Yeah, you don't know what self-deprecation is... Yeah, I do... Something that everyone will tell you who knows him well: he can be very self-deprecating, probably in the way psychopaths can be, in that they take very little seriously, including sometimes themselves. Also, those who have known him for decades remark on how unchanged he is... they don't perceive any cognitive decline.

You need to do better research.  I know you're desperately trying to make a point you don't actually believe for the sake of distraction, but come on, fact-check.

I know you MAGA folk hate to fact-check but come on, it's not hard...

The only example you've given that Trump is "known for his self-deprecation" was Bill Maher, and it didn't even display any self-deprecation from Trump.  Self-deprecation involves making fun of oneself and acknowledging one’s own flaws or shortcomings in a humorous way.

What Maher describes about Trump at Hefner’s parties is more about Trump’s indifference to social norms and his unwavering sense of self-importance.

Simply showing up out of place and carrying on as if nothing is unusual suggests confidence (or obliviousness), not self-mockery.  And if it's one thing someone so far to the left on the Dunning-Kruger scale has, it's misplaced confidence.

Watch the whole interview, don't just rely on a lazy google search:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4IngMLTAHs

If you actually check what Maher has said about Trump, you'll find he has often criticised Trump for lacking a self-deprecating sense of humour.

In his 2016 stand-up special, "Bill Maher: #WhinyLittleBitch," Maher mocked Trump's sensitivity to criticism and his inability to laugh at himself. Maher emphasised that Trump's thin skin and constant need for praise prevent him from engaging in self-deprecating humour.

In a 2013 incident, Maher joked that Trump was the offspring of an orangutan, a satirical reference to Trump's demands for President Obama's birth certificate. Trump responded by producing his birth certificate and filing a lawsuit against Maher, which he later withdrew. In Maher's view, this reaction further illustrated Trump's inability to take a joke at his own expense.

Overall, Maher portrays Trump as lacking the humility and self-awareness necessary for self-deprecating humour, often highlighting his sensitivity to criticism and his propensity to retaliate against detractors.

The confusing of Trump's psychopathic traits for recent cognitive decline probably has more to do with ascribing to Trump what Biden was clearly suffering.

However, psychopaths can display behaviour so out-of-place and seemingly so out of touch with reality that observers could be forgiven for suspecting cognitive decline or early dementia.

They can laugh inappropriately at funerals, or get angry at a joke - even if it's not directed at them. They can misread friendly behaviour as hostility, or find themselves incapable of grief even at the death of a close family member.

The successful ones learn deflective and compensating behaviour, if not outright learned mimicry from a lifetime of observation, that gets them through those moments where they cannot express appropriate and normal human emotion.

So back to your original post,


MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 7:11am:

The first was his reaction to the helicopter/plane crash... Instead of focusing on leading the grief process, Trump reverted to fury at dwarfs and other minorities, indicating he has significant problems expressing empathy, and probably cannot empathise normally. The second was his recent comment regarding the deal he signed with Canada and Mexico in 2018 - dubbed NAFTA 2.0. When commenting on the deals, he self-deprecatingly quipped, "When I took a look at the deals, I asked myself, 'who the hell made these deals'" to the sycophantic sniggers of his aides.

The real reasons behind Trump’s actions are far more insidious and difficult to dismiss than the lazy cop-out of simply branding him a psychopath. That’s the real point, isn’t it?

Trump’s response to the crash demonstrated that his image mattered more to him than the people who died. It also suggested a fundamental ignorance of what he was even doing when he signed those Executive Orders on hiring freezes. This isn’t just callousness, it’s a glaring indication that he neither understands nor controls his own administration.

We saw it in real time: he didn’t even know what he was signing. He had to ask.

Then there’s the deal he supposedly despised, yet had already signed. Did he forget? Did he never realise what he was authorising in the first place? Is this cognitive decline accelerating before our eyes, or is it simply further proof that he was never actually in charge? That policy and governance were outsourced to whoever had his ear at any given moment?

Queue Project 2025.

These explanations are far more plausible, far more disturbing, and far harder to refute than the overused claim that he’s just a psychopath.

The left calls Trump a psycho every day. If we lump these failures into that narrative, they can be easily dismissed, just more noise.

And that's the point, right?  That's what you're trying to do yeah?

And now, we’re supposed to believe that you, the same person who bends over backwards to defend Trump at every turn, the same person incapable of acknowledging plain reality when Musk performed a textbook Nazi salute at the inauguration, regardless of intent, are suddenly worried about Trump’s psychopathic tendencies?

Do you honestly think we’re that stupid?

KangAnon wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 9:02am:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 8:37am: KangAnon wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 8:34am: Yeah, you don't know what self-deprecation is... Yeah, I do... Something that everyone will tell you who knows him well: he can be very self-deprecating, probably in the way psychopaths can be, in that they take very little seriously, including sometimes themselves. Also, those who have known him for decades remark on how unchanged he is... they don't perceive any cognitive decline. You need to do better research.  I know you're desperately trying to make a point you don't actually believe for the sake of distraction, but come on, fact-check. I know you MAGA folk hate to fact-check but come on, it's not hard... The only example you've given that Trump is "known for his self-deprecation" was Bill Maher, and it didn't even display any self-deprecation from Trump.  Self-deprecation involves making fun of oneself and acknowledging one’s own flaws or shortcomings in a humorous way. What Maher describes about Trump at Hefner’s parties is more about Trump’s indifference to social norms and his unwavering sense of self-importance. Simply showing up out of place and carrying on as if nothing is unusual suggests confidence (or obliviousness), not self-mockery.  And if it's one thing someone so far to the left on the Dunning-Kruger scale has, it's misplaced confidence. Watch the whole interview, don't just rely on a lazy google search: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4IngMLTAHs If you actually check what Maher has said about Trump, you'll find he has often criticised Trump for lacking a self-deprecating sense of humour. In his 2016 stand-up special, "Bill Maher: #WhinyLittleBitch," Maher mocked Trump's sensitivity to criticism and his inability to laugh at himself. Maher emphasised that Trump's thin skin and constant need for praise prevent him from engaging in self-deprecating humour. In a 2013 incident, Maher joked that Trump was the offspring of an orangutan, a satirical reference to Trump's demands for President Obama's birth certificate. Trump responded by producing his birth certificate and filing a lawsuit against Maher, which he later withdrew. In Maher's view, this reaction further illustrated Trump's inability to take a joke at his own expense. Overall, Maher portrays Trump as lacking the humility and self-awareness necessary for self-deprecating humour, often highlighting his sensitivity to criticism and his propensity to retaliate against detractors.

That's one few, from 10+ years ago. There are others.

https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2019/11/09/trump-pokes-fun-at-himself-why-do-only-some-people-see-it-229908/

KangAnon wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 9:02am:

What Maher describes about Trump at Hefner’s parties is more about Trump’s indifference to social norms and his unwavering sense of self-importance. Simply showing up out of place and carrying on as if nothing is unusual suggests confidence (or obliviousness) And if it's one thing someone so far to the left on the Dunning-Kruger scale has, it's misplaced confidence.

Ironically, you're confirming Trump's likely psychopathic traits.

An unwavering sense of self-importance... Obliviousness to social norms... both presentations with psychopaths.

And yes, psychopaths can be 'bipolar' in their response to jokes at their own expense...

MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 9:03am:

The confusing of Trump's psychopathic traits for recent cognitive decline probably has more to do with ascribing to Trump what Biden was clearly suffering. However, psychopaths can display behaviour so out-of-place and seemingly so out of touch with reality that observers could be forgiven for suspecting cognitive decline or early dementia. They can laugh inappropriately at funerals, or get angry at a joke - even if it's not directed at them. They can misread friendly behaviour as hostility, or find themselves incapable of grief even at the death of a close family member. The successful ones learn deflective and compensating behaviour, if not outright learned mimicry from a lifetime of observation, that gets them through those moments where they cannot express appropriate and normal human emotion.

Your observations are based on one dimension, have you ever observed Trump at home with his family, have you ever observed Trump in social setting. I'm not disputing you diagnosis but I do doubt that you have the ability to diagnose with such little information.

Frank wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 9:13am:

https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2019/11/09/trump-pokes-fun-at-himself-why-do-only-some-people-see-it-229908/

The examples in there aren't the mic drop you think they are.

Trump’s handling of the "covfefe" tweet wasn’t self-deprecating in the usual sense, where someone openly mocks their own mistake, but it did contain an element of playful deflection. Instead of admitting a typo or laughing at himself, Trump leaned into the mystery:

"Who can figure out the true meaning of 'covfefe' ??? Enjoy!"

This wasn’t self-deprecating in the traditional sense of acknowledging a blunder and making fun of himself. Instead, it was more of a classic Trump move, turning an apparent mistake into a spectacle, keeping people talking, and refusing to concede error.

His supporters saw it as him having fun with the moment, while his critics saw it as an unwillingness to admit fault.

In the context of Q Drops needing bakers to interpret what they meant, Trump was cashing in on that to avoid admitting a mistake within his supporter's eyes.

So yes, I saw that as an unwillingness to admit fault.

True self-deprecation would have been something like, "Oops, late-night tweeting got the best of me, maybe I need a proofreader!"

But that kind of self-awareness isn’t his style. Instead, he doubled down and made it a game, which is more about controlling the narrative than making fun of himself.

Learn the difference.

KangAnon wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 9:12am:

The real reasons behind Trump’s actions are far more insidious and difficult to dismiss than the lazy cop-out of simply branding him a psychopath. That’s the real point, isn’t it?

The real reason, eh!! And you know the real reason, because...?

Are you aware of your own Moses complex... lecturing people from the 'mountaintop'? Maybe living a long time alone can fuel outbursts of grandiloquence...

Have you tried transactional analysis? You seem to be stuck in 'Parent' mode.

MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 9:14am:

KangAnon wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 9:02am: What Maher describes about Trump at Hefner’s parties is more about Trump’s indifference to social norms and his unwavering sense of self-importance. Simply showing up out of place and carrying on as if nothing is unusual suggests confidence (or obliviousness) And if it's one thing someone so far to the left on the Dunning-Kruger scale has, it's misplaced confidence. Ironically, you're confirming Trump's likely psychopathic traits. An unwavering sense of self-importance... Obliviousness to social norms... both presentations with psychopaths. And yes, psychopaths can be 'bipolar' in their response to jokes at their own expense...

I'm not commenting on the likelihood of his psychopathy either way, but it seems like an obvious ploy to distract from the more accurate, and terrifying explanations for his actions in the two examples you provided.

KangAnon wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 9:12am:

And now, we’re supposed to believe that you, the same person who bends over backwards to defend Trump at every turn

Yep! Eric Berne picked your number decades ago!

A read of my posts about Trump would indicate the exact opposite of defending him at every turn... like the ones in this thread, for example... I'm suggesting he's a psychopath... Would you consider that a compliment or in your defence if I said that of you?

KangAnon wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 9:21am:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 9:14am: KangAnon wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 9:02am: What Maher describes about Trump at Hefner’s parties is more about Trump’s indifference to social norms and his unwavering sense of self-importance. Simply showing up out of place and carrying on as if nothing is unusual suggests confidence (or obliviousness) And if it's one thing someone so far to the left on the Dunning-Kruger scale has, it's misplaced confidence. Ironically, you're confirming Trump's likely psychopathic traits. An unwavering sense of self-importance... Obliviousness to social norms... both presentations with psychopaths. And yes, psychopaths can be 'bipolar' in their response to jokes at their own expense... I'm not commenting on the likelihood of his psychopathy either way, but it seems like an obvious ploy to distract from the more accurate, and terrifying explanations for his actions in the two examples you provided.

Are you saying a full-blown psychopath as a US president is not terrifying, or terrifying enough?

Ever seen the movie 'The Dead Zone'?

Something else I find disturbing is Piers Morgan's unquenchable need to name-drop Trump whenever he can...

Morgan identifies with being a narcissist, at least in that he acknowledges he has a 'very big ego', and appears incapable of assuming we've all got the point by now - that he knows Trump personally.

Just today, in an interview with Zelensky, no less, he told Zelensky that he was 'talking to President Trump recently about the Ukraine war' and suggested that Trump had confided in him about his thoughts on it.

Leroy wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 9:16am:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 9:03am: The confusing of Trump's psychopathic traits for recent cognitive decline probably has more to do with ascribing to Trump what Biden was clearly suffering. However, psychopaths can display behaviour so out-of-place and seemingly so out of touch with reality that observers could be forgiven for suspecting cognitive decline or early dementia. They can laugh inappropriately at funerals, or get angry at a joke - even if it's not directed at them. They can misread friendly behaviour as hostility, or find themselves incapable of grief even at the death of a close family member. The successful ones learn deflective and compensating behaviour, if not outright learned mimicry from a lifetime of observation, that gets them through those moments where they cannot express appropriate and normal human emotion. Your observations are based on one dimension, have you ever observed Trump at home with his family, have you ever observed Trump in social setting. I'm not disputing you diagnosis but I do doubt that you have the ability to diagnose with such little information.

In the spirit of Dr Grande... 'I'm not diagnosing anyone, just speculating on what could be happening in a situation like this'

Given I've never met Trump, I don't know what he's like when the cameras are off. However, Tony Schwartz, the ghostwriter of 'The Art of the Deal', commented that Trump appeared oblivious to his wife and family when Schwartz was with him while writing the book.

Bobby. wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 8:52am:

Trump is not a psychopath - he's just a very naughty boy.

Yep! I was thinking of that one if the opportunity came up!

MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 9:20am:

The real reason, eh!! And you know the real reason, because...?

It's very simple,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BieS1TEeIt0

MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 9:26am:

KangAnon wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 9:21am: MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 9:14am: KangAnon wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 9:02am: What Maher describes about Trump at Hefner’s parties is more about Trump’s indifference to social norms and his unwavering sense of self-importance. Simply showing up out of place and carrying on as if nothing is unusual suggests confidence (or obliviousness) And if it's one thing someone so far to the left on the Dunning-Kruger scale has, it's misplaced confidence. Ironically, you're confirming Trump's likely psychopathic traits. An unwavering sense of self-importance... Obliviousness to social norms... both presentations with psychopaths. And yes, psychopaths can be 'bipolar' in their response to jokes at their own expense... I'm not commenting on the likelihood of his psychopathy either way, but it seems like an obvious ploy to distract from the more accurate, and terrifying explanations for his actions in the two examples you provided. Are you saying a full-blown psychopath as a US president is not terrifying, or terrifying enough? Ever seen the movie 'The Dead Zone'?

Of course it would be, I'm simply not commenting on that as I don't believe you to be genuine in your claims. 

Someone doesn't flip so drastically overnight.

KangAnon wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 9:02am:

You need to do better research.  I know you're desperately trying to make a point you don't actually believe for the sake of distraction, but come on, fact-check. \

You'll need to do better research... Maher has told the same story multiple times... His take on Trump over it depends on who he's talking to, it seems.

However, as is common with psychopaths, how they will take a joke is unpredictable... sometimes it's in good humour, other times it triggers a furious rage that can burn for years - as with Obama's roasting of him years ago... Although given the cordial way he and Obama interacted at Carter's funeral, it seems that the bad blood has bled away.

KangAnon wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 10:22am:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 9:26am: KangAnon wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 9:21am: MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 9:14am: KangAnon wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 9:02am: What Maher describes about Trump at Hefner’s parties is more about Trump’s indifference to social norms and his unwavering sense of self-importance. Simply showing up out of place and carrying on as if nothing is unusual suggests confidence (or obliviousness) And if it's one thing someone so far to the left on the Dunning-Kruger scale has, it's misplaced confidence. Ironically, you're confirming Trump's likely psychopathic traits. An unwavering sense of self-importance... Obliviousness to social norms... both presentations with psychopaths. And yes, psychopaths can be 'bipolar' in their response to jokes at their own expense... I'm not commenting on the likelihood of his psychopathy either way, but it seems like an obvious ploy to distract from the more accurate, and terrifying explanations for his actions in the two examples you provided. Are you saying a full-blown psychopath as a US president is not terrifying, or terrifying enough? Ever seen the movie 'The Dead Zone'? Of course it would be, I'm simply not commenting on that as I don't believe you to be genuine in your claims.  Someone doesn't flip so drastically overnight.

While I don't expect you to have read my posts as avidly as comic books, you'll be hard-pressed to find more than a miserable few where I defend or praise Trump...

So, no flip...

I know four years is half an hour for pearl-clutchers to maintain the rage... for the rest of us, like with this tariff fiasco, we're waiting 2 weeks, by which time whatever he was shitting on about, he will have forgotten after it's gone c~nt-up or that it turns out the aggrieved are in on it.

MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 10:24am:

KangAnon wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 9:02am: You need to do better research.  I know you're desperately trying to make a point you don't actually believe for the sake of distraction, but come on, fact-check. \ You'll need to do better research... Maher has told the same story multiple times... His take on Trump over it depends on who he's talking to, it seems. However, as is common with psychopaths, how they will take a joke is unpredictable... sometimes it's in good humour, other times it triggers a furious rage that can burn for years - as with Obama's roasting of him years ago... Although given the cordial way he and Obama interacted at Carter's funeral, it seems that the bad blood has bled away.

Trump ran for President to get revenge on Obama because of the joke he made at Trump's expense... 

He tried to undo everything Obama did, started the whole birther movement and led his supporters, some on here, to fantasise about "Mike", all because he couldn't take a joke.

These are not the actions of someone who can take a joke or is being self-deprecating. 

That's what a deeply insecure man will do because he can't come to terms with his image and ego taking a hit in good humour.

It's the literal opposite of the narrative you're trying to push.

MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 10:40am:

KangAnon wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 10:22am: MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 9:26am: KangAnon wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 9:21am: MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 9:14am: KangAnon wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 9:02am: What Maher describes about Trump at Hefner’s parties is more about Trump’s indifference to social norms and his unwavering sense of self-importance. Simply showing up out of place and carrying on as if nothing is unusual suggests confidence (or obliviousness) And if it's one thing someone so far to the left on the Dunning-Kruger scale has, it's misplaced confidence. Ironically, you're confirming Trump's likely psychopathic traits. An unwavering sense of self-importance... Obliviousness to social norms... both presentations with psychopaths. And yes, psychopaths can be 'bipolar' in their response to jokes at their own expense... I'm not commenting on the likelihood of his psychopathy either way, but it seems like an obvious ploy to distract from the more accurate, and terrifying explanations for his actions in the two examples you provided. Are you saying a full-blown psychopath as a US president is not terrifying, or terrifying enough? Ever seen the movie 'The Dead Zone'? Of course it would be, I'm simply not commenting on that as I don't believe you to be genuine in your claims.  Someone doesn't flip so drastically overnight. While I don't expect you to have read my posts as avidly as comic books, you'll be hard-pressed to find more than a miserable few where I defend or praise Trump... So, no flip... I know four years is half an hour for pearl-clutchers to maintain the rage... for the rest of us, like with this tariff fiasco, we're waiting 2 weeks, by which time whatever he was shitting on about, he will have forgotten after it's gone c~nt-up or that it turns out the aggrieved are in on it.

Oh, my mistake, it must just be people doing Nazi Salutes that you've been so avid in your defense.

MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 9:24am:

KangAnon wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 9:12am: And now, we’re supposed to believe that you, the same person who bends over backwards to defend Trump at every turn Yep! Eric Berne picked your number decades ago! A read of my posts about Trump would indicate the exact opposite of defending him at every turn... like the ones in this thread, for example... I'm suggesting he's a psychopath... Would you consider that a compliment or in your defence if I said that of you?

I think he is more sociopathic narcissist.

KangAnon wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 10:49am:

These are not the actions of someone who can take a joke or is being self-deprecating.  It's the literal opposite of the narrative you're trying to push.

These are the actions of a psychopath, however...

Who can 'enjoy' a joke at their expense one moment, even join in... at another, they can be filled with murderous rage at a similar joke...

Psychopaths are wildly inconsistent with their emotional responses... largely because anger is the only emotion they fully understand. The rest they don't get and usually rely on observation to mimic appropriate responses.

Trump has consistently been a whiney little bitch, so there's that at least.

Wether he is or isn't a psychopath, I think we have to worry more about those who are actually dictating the policy directly of his administration, his lack of empathy or even care for the American people and his accelerating cognitive decline.

KangAnon wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 10:55am:

Oh, my mistake, it must just be people doing Nazi Salutes that you've been so avid in your defense.

Yep, your mistake... one of many.

Trump didn't make the gesture.

Also, even Piers Morgan, who'd take it up the clack from Trump, can both defend and criticise him... as he did over Trump's response to the plane crash.

If Morgan can do it, I'd bet even you can, even with your Moses gown on while standing on a low-hanging branch of a Moreton Bay Fig.

Sprintcyclist wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 10:55am:

sociopathic narcissist.

Also a bit of Oedipus Rex type of disorder seen in Kaiser Wilhelm II and Mr A Hitler.

Trump is probably not a psychopath
He does have insane and probably delusional levels of self belief.

Is that psychopathic?

Men like Alexander, Muhammed. Mehmet, Henry V.
Napoleon Custer. Cortes. Drake. Patton
Churchill Branson Musk have possibly delusional levels of self belief

Some of them might have been labelled psychopathic

Skippy keeps calling Trump a whinny little batch but there is a lot more to it then that

He is more a cult leader

And to be a cult leader .you wouldn't even get to first base without presenting an energy for people to vibe with

The thing that I get and I think Trump gets is that there is an energy flow in nature.

If lots of people are devoting their energy to say bringing down Bill Gates or Anthony Fauci. That energy can be harnessed  to disempower the haters

We saw this with the haters quickly becoming conspiracy theorists and empowering the very thing they resisted

In essence. Trump needs haters
It is his energy source.

Maybe early Christians needed haters
Same with Muslims

If everyone just ignored them like say the Mormons
They probably would have been much smaller religions

It's the paradox of power.

The more Trump is labelled a psycho
The harder it will be for those labelling him to make his fan base desert him

Trump could be easily defeated

Get a new democrat leader and refocus that energy on them

Look at twitter. Look at mainstream
Look at this American forum

It is 99.9% Trump and I don't even know who the democrats have that could be a leader .


What you resist. Persists

Truer words were never spoken

If the left think they are going to take Trump out by talking about him non stop
They are much stupider then I thought
And I do find them very stupid already

KangAnon wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 11:02am:

Trump has consistently been a whiney little bitch, so there's that at least. Wether he is or isn't a psychopath, I think we have to worry more about those who are actually dictating the policy directly of his administration, his lack of empathy or even care for the American people and his accelerating cognitive decline.

You don't know if he has cognitive decline... and literally, everyone who knows him well, for or against him, is saying that he is the same as he has always been.

He's been shitting on about tariffs for over 40 years... Back then it was against Japan... back then, his point was that tariffs should replace income tax.

Sprintcyclist wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 10:55am:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 9:24am: KangAnon wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 9:12am: And now, we’re supposed to believe that you, the same person who bends over backwards to defend Trump at every turn Yep! Eric Berne picked your number decades ago! A read of my posts about Trump would indicate the exact opposite of defending him at every turn... like the ones in this thread, for example... I'm suggesting he's a psychopath... Would you consider that a compliment or in your defence if I said that of you? I think he is more sociopathic narcissist.

ASPD

What Is Antisocial Personality Disorder?

If you have ASPD, you may act in ways that go against socially acceptable standards. You may break laws and feel little or no guilt when you do something wrong. This condition usually develops in childhood, but you can’t get a diagnosis until you’re 18 or older.

If you have this personality disorder, you might do things like:

Lie to or trick others for personal gain

Commit crimes

Disregard rules or the safety of others

Act impulsively or aggressively

Act coldly toward others

Lie about both big and little things

Have few, if any, close relationships

Have trouble keeping a job or doing schoolwork

Take unneeded risks


Now, who does that sound like?   :-/

greggerypeccary wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 11:32am:

Sprintcyclist wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 10:55am: MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 9:24am: KangAnon wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 9:12am: And now, we’re supposed to believe that you, the same person who bends over backwards to defend Trump at every turn Yep! Eric Berne picked your number decades ago! A read of my posts about Trump would indicate the exact opposite of defending him at every turn... like the ones in this thread, for example... I'm suggesting he's a psychopath... Would you consider that a compliment or in your defence if I said that of you? I think he is more sociopathic narcissist. ASPD What Is Antisocial Personality Disorder? If you have ASPD, you may act in ways that go against socially acceptable standards. You may break laws and feel little or no guilt when you do something wrong. This condition usually develops in childhood, but you can’t get a diagnosis until you’re 18 or older. If you have this personality disorder, you might do things like: Lie to or trick others for personal gain Commit crimes Disregard rules or the safety of others Act impulsively or aggressively Act coldly toward others Lie about both big and little things Have few, if any, close relationships Have trouble keeping a job or doing schoolwork Take unneeded risks Now, who does that sound like?   :-/

What Is Psychopathy?

Psychopathy is not a diagnosis but a set of traits. Around 25%-30% of people with ASPD also have psychopathy.

To see if someone has psychopathy, a trained health care provider will commonly use something called the Hare Psychopathy Checklist-Revised. That’s a list of 20 characteristics. Traits commonly linked to psychopathy include:

Insincere charm

Getting easily bored

Compulsive lying

Manipulation of others

No remorse or guilt

Little emotional reaction

Cruelty without feeling bad about it

Taking advantage of others

Behavior problems that start in childhood

Failure to accept responsibility

Many sexual relationships


The rapist seems to tick every box.

aquascoot wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 11:24am:

Trump is probably not a psychopath

Trump is likely psychopathic...

Dr Kevin Dutton published a survey listing the top professions in the UK that attract psychopaths - politicians were excluded because so few would agree to be assessed!

1.  CEOs
2.  Lawyers
3.  TV/Radio - media people
4.  Salespeople
5.  Surgeons - particularly neuro, cardio-thoracic and orthopedic
6.  Journalists
7.  Police
8.  The clergy
9.  Chefs
10. Public servants

Political and military leaders would probably top the list... even above CEOs

aquascoot wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 11:24am:

He is more a cult leader

Cult leaders are almost certainly psychopathic.

aquascoot wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 11:24am:

What you resist. Persists If the left think they are going to take Trump out by talking about him non stop

Resistance led to the end of WWI and WWII. Talking changed support for Vietnam war to withdrawal.

greggerypeccary wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 11:34am:

Psychopathy is not a diagnosis but a set of traits. Around 25%-30% of people with ASPD also have psychopathy.

Psychopathy is identified as one of the four dark personality traits, complementing the 'big five'.

The dark personality traits are: psychopathy, narcissism, Machiavellianism and sadism.

greggerypeccary wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 11:34am:

greggerypeccary wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 11:32am: Sprintcyclist wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 10:55am: MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 9:24am: KangAnon wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 9:12am: And now, we’re supposed to believe that you, the same person who bends over backwards to defend Trump at every turn Yep! Eric Berne picked your number decades ago! A read of my posts about Trump would indicate the exact opposite of defending him at every turn... like the ones in this thread, for example... I'm suggesting he's a psychopath... Would you consider that a compliment or in your defence if I said that of you? I think he is more sociopathic narcissist. ASPD What Is Antisocial Personality Disorder? If you have ASPD, you may act in ways that go against socially acceptable standards. You may break laws and feel little or no guilt when you do something wrong. This condition usually develops in childhood, but you can’t get a diagnosis until you’re 18 or older. If you have this personality disorder, you might do things like: Lie to or trick others for personal gain Commit crimes Disregard rules or the safety of others Act impulsively or aggressively Act coldly toward others Lie about both big and little things Have few, if any, close relationships Have trouble keeping a job or doing schoolwork Take unneeded risks Now, who does that sound like?   :-/ What Is Psychopathy? Psychopathy is not a diagnosis but a set of traits. Around 25%-30% of people with ASPD also have psychopathy. To see if someone has psychopathy, a trained health care provider will commonly use something called the Hare Psychopathy Checklist-Revised. That’s a list of 20 characteristics. Traits commonly linked to psychopathy include: Insincere charm Getting easily bored Compulsive lying Manipulation of others No remorse or guilt Little emotional reaction Cruelty without feeling bad about it Taking advantage of others Behavior problems that start in childhood Failure to accept responsibility Many sexual relationships The rapist seems to tick every box.

What’s the Difference Between Sociopathy and Psychopathy?

If you have ASPD, or sociopathy, you probably know you're doing something wrong when you do something wrong. But you may have little empathy for others. That means it can be hard for you to see things from someone else's perspective or understand how they feel. So even though you may know something you're doing is harmful or unethical, that's not enough to stop you from doing it.

On the flip side, some experts think people with psychopathy lack a sense of empathy or morality. Compared to someone with ASPD who doesn't have psychopathy, you may feel less regard for others. Others think it's just much harder for you to predict when your actions will lead to harmful consequences.

greggerypeccary wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 11:45am:

On the flip side, some experts think people with psychopathy lack a sense of empathy or morality. Compared to someone with ASPD who doesn't have psychopathy, you may feel less regard for others. Others think it's just much harder for you to predict when your actions will lead to harmful consequences.[/i]

Brain scans of psychopaths reveal that they are literally not wired to process empathy nor a range of emotional responses during normal human interactions.

With morality, it appears psychopaths cannot process appropriate moral behaviour...

Morality 'hijacks' the brain's pathogenic recoil mechanism (the disgust response) to suppress immoral behaviour and to respond negatively to immoral behaviour in others.

With psychopaths, immoral behaviour does not trigger disgust and so they do not feel shame or repugnance at the thought of immoral acts.

It's a worry if that's 49.9% of united state people.

Look around you - there could be a psychopath under every bush... so I look around... guess what?

Statement by President George W. Bush on the 2024 Presidential Election
' I congratulate President Trump on his election as 47th President of the United States of America, as well as Vice President-elect J.D. Vance and their families'.

greggerypeccary wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 11:45am:

greggerypeccary wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 11:34am: greggerypeccary wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 11:32am: Sprintcyclist wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 10:55am: MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 9:24am: KangAnon wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 9:12am: And now, we’re supposed to believe that you, the same person who bends over backwards to defend Trump at every turn Yep! Eric Berne picked your number decades ago! A read of my posts about Trump would indicate the exact opposite of defending him at every turn... like the ones in this thread, for example... I'm suggesting he's a psychopath... Would you consider that a compliment or in your defence if I said that of you? I think he is more sociopathic narcissist. ASPD What Is Antisocial Personality Disorder? If you have ASPD, you may act in ways that go against socially acceptable standards. You may break laws and feel little or no guilt when you do something wrong. This condition usually develops in childhood, but you can’t get a diagnosis until you’re 18 or older. If you have this personality disorder, you might do things like: Lie to or trick others for personal gain Commit crimes Disregard rules or the safety of others Act impulsively or aggressively Act coldly toward others Lie about both big and little things Have few, if any, close relationships Have trouble keeping a job or doing schoolwork Take unneeded risks Now, who does that sound like?   :-/ What Is Psychopathy? Psychopathy is not a diagnosis but a set of traits. Around 25%-30% of people with ASPD also have psychopathy. To see if someone has psychopathy, a trained health care provider will commonly use something called the Hare Psychopathy Checklist-Revised. That’s a list of 20 characteristics. Traits commonly linked to psychopathy include: Insincere charm Getting easily bored Compulsive lying Manipulation of others No remorse or guilt Little emotional reaction Cruelty without feeling bad about it Taking advantage of others Behavior problems that start in childhood Failure to accept responsibility Many sexual relationships The rapist seems to tick every box. What’s the Difference Between Sociopathy and Psychopathy? If you have ASPD, or sociopathy, you probably know you're doing something wrong when you do something wrong. But you may have little empathy for others. That means it can be hard for you to see things from someone else's perspective or understand how they feel. So even though you may know something you're doing is harmful or unethical, that's not enough to stop you from doing it. On the flip side, some experts think people with psychopathy lack a sense of empathy or morality. Compared to someone with ASPD who doesn't have psychopathy, you may feel less regard for others. Others think it's just much harder for you to predict when your actions will lead to harmful consequences.

TDS kids have both.

greggerypeccary wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 11:32am:

Sprintcyclist wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 10:55am: MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 9:24am: KangAnon wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 9:12am: And now, we’re supposed to believe that you, the same person who bends over backwards to defend Trump at every turn Yep! Eric Berne picked your number decades ago! A read of my posts about Trump would indicate the exact opposite of defending him at every turn... like the ones in this thread, for example... I'm suggesting he's a psychopath... Would you consider that a compliment or in your defence if I said that of you? I think he is more sociopathic narcissist. ASPD What Is Antisocial Personality Disorder? If you have ASPD, you may act in ways that go against socially acceptable standards. You may break laws and feel little or no guilt when you do something wrong. This condition usually develops in childhood, but you can’t get a diagnosis until you’re 18 or older. If you have this personality disorder, you might do things like: Lie to or trick others for personal gain Commit crimes Disregard rules or the safety of others Act impulsively or aggressively Act coldly toward others Lie about both big and little things Have few, if any, close relationships Have trouble keeping a job or doing schoolwork Take unneeded risks Now, who does that sound like?   :-/

Trump ticks all the boxes.

greggerypeccary wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 11:34am:

greggerypeccary wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 11:32am: Sprintcyclist wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 10:55am: MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 9:24am: KangAnon wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 9:12am: And now, we’re supposed to believe that you, the same person who bends over backwards to defend Trump at every turn Yep! Eric Berne picked your number decades ago! A read of my posts about Trump would indicate the exact opposite of defending him at every turn... like the ones in this thread, for example... I'm suggesting he's a psychopath... Would you consider that a compliment or in your defence if I said that of you? I think he is more sociopathic narcissist. ASPD What Is Antisocial Personality Disorder? If you have ASPD, you may act in ways that go against socially acceptable standards. You may break laws and feel little or no guilt when you do something wrong. This condition usually develops in childhood, but you can’t get a diagnosis until you’re 18 or older. If you have this personality disorder, you might do things like: Lie to or trick others for personal gain Commit crimes Disregard rules or the safety of others Act impulsively or aggressively Act coldly toward others Lie about both big and little things Have few, if any, close relationships Have trouble keeping a job or doing schoolwork Take unneeded risks Now, who does that sound like?   :-/ What Is Psychopathy? Psychopathy is not a diagnosis but a set of traits. Around 25%-30% of people with ASPD also have psychopathy. To see if someone has psychopathy, a trained health care provider will commonly use something called the Hare Psychopathy Checklist-Revised. That’s a list of 20 characteristics. Traits commonly linked to psychopathy include: Insincere charm Getting easily bored Compulsive lying Manipulation of others No remorse or guilt Little emotional reaction Cruelty without feeling bad about it Taking advantage of others Behavior problems that start in childhood Failure to accept responsibility Many sexual relationships The rapist seems to tick every box.

Trump is a textbook example.

greggerypeccary wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 11:32am:

Sprintcyclist wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 10:55am: MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 9:24am: KangAnon wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 9:12am: And now, we’re supposed to believe that you, the same person who bends over backwards to defend Trump at every turn Yep! Eric Berne picked your number decades ago! A read of my posts about Trump would indicate the exact opposite of defending him at every turn... like the ones in this thread, for example... I'm suggesting he's a psychopath... Would you consider that a compliment or in your defence if I said that of you? I think he is more sociopathic narcissist. ASPD What Is Antisocial Personality Disorder? If you have ASPD, you may act in ways that go against socially acceptable standards. You may break laws and feel little or no guilt when you do something wrong. This condition usually develops in childhood, but you can’t get a diagnosis until you’re 18 or older. If you have this personality disorder, you might do things like: Lie to or trick others for personal gain Commit crimes Disregard rules or the safety of others Act impulsively or aggressively Act coldly toward others Lie about both big and little things Now, [i]who does that sound like?   :-/

Sounds remarkably like you.

Quote:

To see if someone has psychopathy, a trained health care provider will commonly use something called the Hare Psychopathy Checklist-Revised. That’s a list of 20 characteristics. Traits commonly linked to psychopathy include: Item 1: Glibness/superficial charm Item 2: Grandiose sense of self-worth Item 3: Need for stimulation/proneness to boredom Item 4: Pathological lying Item 5: Conning/manipulative[12] Item 6: Lack of remorse or guilt Item 7: Shallow affect Item 8: Callous/lack of empathy Item 9: Parasitic lifestyle Item 10: Poor behavioral controls Item 11: Promiscuous sexual behavior Item 12: Early behavior problems Item 13: Lack of realistic, long-term goals Item 14: Impulsivity Item 15: Irresponsibility Item 16: Failure to accept responsibility for own actions Item 17: Many short-term marital relationships Item 18: Juvenile delinquency Item 19: Revocation of conditional release Item 20: Criminal versatility

A remarkably accurate list of your characteristics.

Frank showing his maturity   ::)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2E4F0cDN-rQ

greggerypeccary wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 1:09pm:

Frank showing his maturity   ::) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2E4F0cDN-rQ

Not at all. Showing your pathologies and moral deformities.

Trump is not a bad bloke
when you get to know him.

Bobby. wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 1:49pm:

Trump is not a bad bloke when you get to know him.

As long as you ignore the raping, criminal activity and ethnic cleansing?

greggerypeccary wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 11:32am:

Sprintcyclist wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 10:55am: MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 9:24am: KangAnon wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 9:12am: And now, we’re supposed to believe that you, the same person who bends over backwards to defend Trump at every turn Yep! Eric Berne picked your number decades ago! A read of my posts about Trump would indicate the exact opposite of defending him at every turn... like the ones in this thread, for example... I'm suggesting he's a psychopath... Would you consider that a compliment or in your defence if I said that of you? I think he is more sociopathic narcissist. ASPD What Is Antisocial Personality Disorder? If you have ASPD, you may act in ways that go against socially acceptable standards. You may break laws and feel little or no guilt when you do something wrong. This condition usually develops in childhood, but you can’t get a diagnosis until you’re 18 or older. If you have this personality disorder, you might do things like: Lie to or trick others for personal gain Commit crimes Disregard rules or the safety of others Act impulsively or aggressively Act coldly toward others Lie about both big and little things Have few, if any, close relationships Have trouble keeping a job or doing schoolwork Take unneeded risks Now, who does that sound like?   :-/

My last boss

To paraphrase Sartre, "Psychopathy lies coiled like a worm at the heart of power".

Bobby. wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 1:49pm:

Trump is not a bad bloke when you get to know him.

Washington Behavioral Medicine Associates (WBMA) is an integrative care practice providing science-based, neurodiversity affirming mental health and wellness services.
https://wbma.cc/

Specialising in Messiah and world savior training.

With Hollywood having turned 'psycho' into a hackneyed cliche - being the evil genius, reptilian thinker - spare a thought for the Yankist dumbcunt reptilian thinker.

Trump fits the mould of the latter, which has his arch-supporters scrambling to vicariously salvage as much dignity Trump hasn't already sh!t-smeared while he fights them all off bravely.

Is Trump a Is Trump a Psychopath, thank you for the question MiesterEckhart.

Yes he is and a dam fine one at that. Best I've ever seen, quality and longevity. Outstanding.

Leroy wrote on Feb 6^th, 2025 at 2:14pm:

Is Trump a Is Trump a Psychopath, thank you for the question MiesterEckhart. Yes he is and a dam fine one at that. Best I've ever seen, quality and longevity. Outstanding.

Well, he's no evil genius, Hannibal Lecter... Unless there's a threequel starring Jim Carey as Ace VenLecter.

MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 6^th, 2025 at 2:44pm:

Leroy wrote on Feb 6th, 2025 at 2:14pm: Is Trump a Is Trump a Psychopath, thank you for the question MiesterEckhart. Yes he is and a dam fine one at that. Best I've ever seen, quality and longevity. Outstanding. Well, he's no evil genius, Hannibal Lecter... Unless there's a threequel starring Jim Carey as Ace VenLecter.

Rubbish, he is the leader of the free world. He has taken over the biggest superpower in history. I don't care for semantics but what he has done is genius.

Leroy wrote on Feb 6^th, 2025 at 2:49pm:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 6th, 2025 at 2:44pm: Leroy wrote on Feb 6th, 2025 at 2:14pm: Is Trump a Is Trump a Psychopath, thank you for the question MiesterEckhart. Yes he is and a dam fine one at that. Best I've ever seen, quality and longevity. Outstanding. Well, he's no evil genius, Hannibal Lecter... Unless there's a threequel starring Jim Carey as Ace VenLecter. Rubbish, he is the leader of the free world. He has taken over the biggest superpower in history. I don't care for semantics but what he has done is genius.

Installing a Diet Pepsi button in the Oval Office?

Leroy wrote on Feb 6^th, 2025 at 2:49pm:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 6th, 2025 at 2:44pm: Leroy wrote on Feb 6th, 2025 at 2:14pm: Is Trump a Is Trump a Psychopath, thank you for the question MiesterEckhart. Yes he is and a dam fine one at that. Best I've ever seen, quality and longevity. Outstanding. Well, he's no evil genius, Hannibal Lecter... Unless there's a threequel starring Jim Carey as Ace VenLecter. Rubbish, he is the leader of the free world. He has taken over the biggest superpower in history. I don't care for semantics but what he has done is genius.

He appeals to the simplistic Yankist dumbcuntery buried deep in Americans.

He personifies Yankist dumbcuntery.

chimera wrote on Feb 5^th, 2025 at 5:35pm:

Bobby. wrote on Feb 5th, 2025 at 1:49pm: Trump is not a bad bloke when you get to know him. Washington Behavioral Medicine Associates (WBMA) is an integrative care practice providing science-based, neurodiversity affirming mental health and wellness services. https://wbma.cc/ Specialising in Messiah and world savior training.

He's not the Messiah - he's just a very naughty boy.

No, believe in Donald and die happy.

Bobby. wrote on Jan 20^th, 2025 at 5:39pm:

Armchair_Politician wrote on Jan 20th, 2025 at 5:33pm: If what you say is true, and Trump is at the peak of his power, then that means that it's all downhill from here for him and his lunatic cult followers.  :) You're fired. Trump is: a prophet, a messiah, a redeemer and a saviour. Only he can save us all from dying in WW3.

TRUMP A PSYCHO?

BUT ISNT THE LEFTY NARRATIVE ABOUT LIBERATING ALL THE LOSERS VIA DIVERSITY, INCLUSIVENESS AND NON RACISM???

OH, BUT EXCEPT FOR RED HAIRED 'FAT ORANGE' MALES.
😉

greggerypeccary wrote on Feb 6^th, 2025 at 2:54pm:

Leroy wrote on Feb 6th, 2025 at 2:49pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 6th, 2025 at 2:44pm: Leroy wrote on Feb 6th, 2025 at 2:14pm: Is Trump a Is Trump a Psychopath, thank you for the question MiesterEckhart. Yes he is and a dam fine one at that. Best I've ever seen, quality and longevity. Outstanding. Well, he's no evil genius, Hannibal Lecter... Unless there's a threequel starring Jim Carey as Ace VenLecter. Rubbish, he is the leader of the free world. He has taken over the biggest superpower in history. I don't care for semantics but what he has done is genius. Installing a Diet Pepsi button in the Oval Office?

Yeah how cool is that, legend.

MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 6^th, 2025 at 2:55pm:

Leroy wrote on Feb 6th, 2025 at 2:49pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 6th, 2025 at 2:44pm: Leroy wrote on Feb 6th, 2025 at 2:14pm: Is Trump a Is Trump a Psychopath, thank you for the question MiesterEckhart. Yes he is and a dam fine one at that. Best I've ever seen, quality and longevity. Outstanding. Well, he's no evil genius, Hannibal Lecter... Unless there's a threequel starring Jim Carey as Ace VenLecter. Rubbish, he is the leader of the free world. He has taken over the biggest superpower in history. I don't care for semantics but what he has done is genius. He appeals to the simplistic Yankist dumbcuntery buried deep in Americans. He personifies Yankist dumbcuntery.

That's the genius, he has usurped the intelligsta with simple dumbcuntery, like beating Argentina in soccer with waterboys.

Trump symbolises that little American battler that despite his failings, will always put up a fight.
He reminds me of that character in The Hobbit: DAIN IRONFOOT.

Leroy wrote on Feb 6^th, 2025 at 3:41pm:

That's the genius, he has usurped the intelligsta with simple dumbcuntery, .

Trump Commander in Chief
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Is Trump a Psychopath?

Probably but it is possible that it is some other psychological disorder.

Dnarever wrote on Feb 6^th, 2025 at 6:37pm:

Quote: Is Trump a Psychopath? Probably but it is possible that it is some other psychological disorder.

Like... suffering from Truman Show Delusion, Y'think?... Y'know, TSD...

Nah... He's created his own Truman Show...

Or... Does Trump think he's George Costanza?

"They're eating the dogs, Jerry..."

Dnarever wrote on Feb 6^th, 2025 at 6:37pm:

Quote: Is Trump a Psychopath? Probably but it is possible that it is some other psychological disorder.

Are you?

What other psychological disorders plague you?

MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 6^th, 2025 at 8:27pm:

Dnarever wrote on Feb 6th, 2025 at 6:37pm: Quote: Is Trump a Psychopath? Probably but it is possible that it is some other psychological disorder. Like... suffering from Truman Show Delusion, Y'think?... Y'know, TSD... Nah... He's created his own Truman Show... Or... Does Trump think he's George Costanza? "They're eating the dogs, Jerry..."

But despite Trump's George Costanza Syndrome, the real object of his self-delusion is Xi Jinping.

Jasin wrote on Feb 6^th, 2025 at 3:48pm:

Trump symbolises that little American battler that despite his failings, will always put up a fight.

Except when Canada and Mexico call his bluff, then he runs away like a frightened schoolgirl.

Jasin wrote on Feb 6^th, 2025 at 3:48pm:

Trump symbolises that little American battler that despite his failings, will always put up a fight. He reminds me of that character in The Hobbit: DAIN IRONFOOT.

More like George Costanza...

No one takes credit for his paying for the Big Salad.

Now it's sanctions on the UN and its ICC, the enemy of felons and outlaws. The UN is now an enemy state of the US and is funded by the US. The US vs The World.  (At the moment, gravity is legal)

When America had nothing to offer and Media novelty Presidents of "because he's black, because she's a woman" was apparently a justified excuse to be a President.
Along came little Trump like America's version of Bilbo Baggins and put his hand up.
Of course, all the Media Lefties went insane. How dare Trump think that he, a little orange ranga male, run for President in an America of Diversity, Inclusion and Rainbows of accepting all races!
The bigotry and racism of the Left was thus unmasked for what it is: False.

Of course, we now know that Trump's calling was spot on. America didn't have anything to offer as a President, as proved by an incompetent and mentally vacant Biden who only wanted to sniff little girls hair, enquire about their too young sex life, dry hump Hillary, call Kamala his wife and pick his nose at important world leader functions because he just could not function as what a President should be.

So here's to the Great American little ranga battler.
We know that the future majority of race in North America will be Rangas.😆

You mean, a Trump Dynasty breeding psycho rich guys for 1500 years?

Leroy wrote on Feb 6^th, 2025 at 3:41pm:

MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 6th, 2025 at 2:55pm: Leroy wrote on Feb 6th, 2025 at 2:49pm: MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 6th, 2025 at 2:44pm: Leroy wrote on Feb 6th, 2025 at 2:14pm: Is Trump a Is Trump a Psychopath, thank you for the question MiesterEckhart. Yes he is and a dam fine one at that. Best I've ever seen, quality and longevity. Outstanding. Well, he's no evil genius, Hannibal Lecter... Unless there's a threequel starring Jim Carey as Ace VenLecter. Rubbish, he is the leader of the free world. He has taken over the biggest superpower in history. I don't care for semantics but what he has done is genius. He appeals to the simplistic Yankist dumbcuntery buried deep in Americans. He personifies Yankist dumbcuntery. That's the genius, he has usurped the intelligsta with simple dumbcuntery, like beating Argentina in soccer with waterboys.

exactly leroy.

the left got smashed by a fat 80 golfer who bangs hookers and had 34 charges against him.

they must be the biggest dumb cants of all time  ;D ;D

I get it. The poeple who didn't vote for Trump were dumb because dumb people voted for Trump. Brought to you by aquascoot, the new trend in loopy kinks.

chimera wrote on Feb 7^th, 2025 at 6:25pm:

I get it. The poeple who didn't vote for Trump were dumb because dumb people voted for Trump. Brought to you by aquascoot, the new trend in loopy kinks.

where did i say that dumb dumb

i said, how dumb must you be if you cant beat a fat 80 yo sex offender with 34 charges against him ?

you must be the dumbest cants in the history of the planet if your policies are so freaking awful that people prefer trump

aquascoot wrote on Feb 7^th, 2025 at 6:07pm:

Leroy wrote on Feb 6th, 2025 at 3:41pm: That's the genius, he has usurped the intelligsta with simple dumbcuntery, like beating Argentina in soccer with waterboys. exactly leroy.the left got smashed by a fat 80 golfer who bangs hookers and had 34 charges against him. they must be the biggest dumb cants of all time

Plain English.

Trump beat them at their  'own game'.

Kamala should have been a loudmouth felon like all Democrats?

Is Trump a Psychopath or is it some other mental disorder ?


Everybody Wants To Rule The World - Or is it just Donald The Megalomaniac

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awoFZaSuko4

Trump, Tommy Tuberville and Patrick Mahomes.

Trump Says Tommy told him that : - Tommy Tubberville was made a great coach by Patrick Mahomes. (Lie 1)

Tubberville Says : No I never coached him but I recruited him. (Lie 2)

Patrick Mahomes says: I don't remember if I have met Tubberville. (Some Truth)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lsv0Y0KrtFI&t=415s

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Is Trump a Psychopath or just Crazy?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YWKeuYcDAoo