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[GigaloRob]

like I said I didn't call you a racist but you support someone I believe to be racist. I'm not back peddling. I said most of you are numb to racism. No evidence against Trump would ever be good enough for you guys, he said it himself ( video) Donald Trump could 'shoot somebody and not lose voters' - CNNPolitics could shoot somebody and not lose support.

So you are unable to provide any evidence or posts of mine that prove I religiously defend Trump, you then follow up by doubling down on your bullshit by again saying....

No evidence against Trump would ever be good enough for you guys, he said it himself ( video) Donald Trump could 'shoot somebody and not lose voters' - CNNPolitics could shoot somebody and not lose support

So again you imply I'm a staunch ignorant Trump supporter that's unable to have objectivity. Will you now back peddle from this comment as well? Again show me where anyone can make the assumptions you do about me from my posts on here. If you can't then you are simply as full of bullshit and delusional as the people you believe figourosly defend Trump. Look up hypocrisy after you fumble around with more complete nonsense in a retort to me.

 

[MindlessWork]

So you are unable to provide any evidence or posts of mine that prove I religiously defend Trump, you then follow up by doubling down on your bullshit by again saying....



So again you imply I'm a staunch ignorant Trump supporter that's unable to have objectivity. Will you now back peddle from this comment as well? Again show me where anyone can make the assumptions you do about me from my posts on here. If you can't then you are simply as full of bullshit and delusional as the people you believe figourosly defend Trump. Look up hypocrisy after you fumble around some more complete nonsense in a retort to me.

Time to dial down the Tren brother

 

[GigaloRob]

Time to dial down the Tren brother

I'm fine actually. If someone wants to throw around accusations of racism and label me as anything then you better have some facts or evidence to back them up. If you dont then just post memes,cartoons, and biased one sided opinion articles and leave the actual debate and discussion to the adults.

 

[Jeremiahflex]

So you are unable to provide any evidence or posts of mine that prove I religiously defend Trump, you then follow up by doubling down on your bullshit by again saying....



So again you imply I'm a staunch ignorant Trump supporter that's unable to have objectivity. Will you now back peddle from this comment as well? Again show me where anyone can make the assumptions you do about me from my posts on here. If you can't then you are simply as full of bullshit and delusional as the people you believe figourosly defend Trump. Look up hypocrisy after you fumble around some more complete nonsense in a retort to me.

So you are unable to provide any evidence or posts of mine that prove I religiously defend Trump, you then follow up by doubling down on your bullshit by again saying....

Your long winded responses force me to believe in your love for Trump. Trump is a bafoon and you support him.

 

[GigaloRob]

Your long winded responses force me to believe in your love for Trump. Trump is a bafoon and you support him.

That's your response...Really? That's what you have to offer? This is the peak of your intellectual debate skill? Do yourself a favor and save yourself the embarrassment of addressing me. I honestly feel embarrassed for you. This is what happens when all you have is " you guys are racists". You have demonstrated and proven to any logical thinking person here that you're completely full of shit. Go back to being Scally light and share political cartoons and memes. Those postings require the least amount of thinking which is your comfort zone.

 

[Swiper]

Hope Hicks named permanent WH communications director - CNNPolitics The next Monica Lewinsky View attachment 75863

looks like Trump is putting a lot of women in high positions in his administration. is there a problem with this female appointment?

 

[Jeremiahflex]

looks like Trump is putting a lot of women in high positions in his administration. is there a problem with this female appointment?

Nope, no idea what her qualifications are, just piece of TRENding news

 

[Jeremiahflex]

A pro-Kremlin politician said on live TV that Russia "stole" the U.S. presidency

 

[Michael Scally MD]

 

[Swiper]

lmao. that's funny as hell. good one Michael

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[Michael Scally MD]

 

[Michael Scally MD]

 

[Ultimatepip]

Your long winded responses force me to believe in your love for Trump. Trump is a bafoon and you support him.

Good argument

 

[Michael Scally MD]

 

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[Michael Scally MD]

 

[XKawN]

Funny thing is. With that racist and evil trump, that hitler like trump, with him ending daca we are closer to getting immigration reform and closer to a amnesty for illegals than we've been in decades. Liberals just can't take yes for an answer. They'll still find a way to knock it.

 

[Michael Scally MD]

 

[Michael Scally MD]

The president of the United States is a global celebrity whose every action is endlessly commented upon and dissected for meaning by the news media, foreign powers (both friends and foes alike) and the public.

In the age of television and now the internet, there are hundreds of thousands of hours of video and audio footage of every president widely available. There are also rumors and leaks from within the White House and other branches of government that can help paint a picture of a given president’s moods, desires, thoughts and other behavior. What is to be done if this evidence collectively suggests that the president of the United States is mentally ill?

Unfortunately, with Donald Trump this is not the stuff of a political thriller. It is painfully plausible and all too real. The evidence suggesting that Donald Trump may have serious mental health problems is overwhelming.

He is a compulsive liar who creates his own fantasy world. Trump is also extremely moody and impulsive. Trump’s advisers have to satisfy his extreme narcissism and nurture his detachment from reality by presenting him — on a twice-daily basis — with a file folder full of “good news.” Fellow Republicans have been recorded on a hot mike suggesting that Trump may be “crazy.” The American news media, as well as commentators from other countries, have voiced serious concerns about Trump’s mental health and the threat it poses to global security.

Why are so many psychiatrists and other clinicians afraid to comment about Donald Trump’s mental health? What is the role of the “Goldwater rule” — which holds that mental health professionals should not attempt to diagnose public figures they have not personally treated — in their relative silence? Is Donald Trump suffering from symptoms of mental illness? If so, what type of disorder does he exhibit, and what are the consequences for America and the world?

In an effort to answer these questions, I recently spoke with Dr. Lance Dodes. He is assistant clinical professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School (retired) and a training and supervising analyst emeritus at the Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute.

Dodes is a signatory to the much-discussed February 2017 open letter to The New York Times that sought to warn the public about the dangers posed by Donald Trump’s mental health. He is also a contributing writer for the new book “The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump: 27 Psychiatrists and Mental Health Experts Assess a President.”

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Clinically, if we were to look at the checklist for sociopathy, what are some of the indicators that Trump is presenting?

It is people who lie and cheat. Everybody lies some of the time, but in this instance we mean people who lie as a way of being in the world, to manage relationships and also to manage your feelings about yourself. People who cheat and steal from others. People who lack empathy . . . the lack of empathy is a critical aspect of it. People who are narcissistic.

Trump’s case of narcissism is particularly severe because he also is out of touch with reality whenever he becomes upset. When he says, “I had the largest crowd at an inauguration in history,” it does not matter that you can tell him that it is not true, he still insists on it. Well, that is very troublesome because what it means is that he needs to believe it. He is able to give up reality in exchange for his wished-for belief. Sometimes we call that a delusion. We have not used that word much with Donald Trump because that does get confused with people who think that they are Napoleon. But Trump has a fluid sense of reality, which is a sign of a very sick individual.

Sociopathy itself is a sign of a very sick individual, someone with a lying, cheating and emotional disorder. The intersection of those two occurs in sociopathy. It is not just bad behavior that people have to lie and cheat the way he does, it is an incapacity to treat other people as full human beings. That is why his focus is on humiliating others to aggrandize himself, as he did in the Republican primaries when he was debating and calling people names. The same thing applies to Hispanic immigrants and separating the children from their parents. That is a very, very serious mental and emotional problem. Normal people have normal empathy. It is part of being a human being. Lying and cheating and humiliating others and grinding them into dust in order to triumph is not just bad behavior. It is a serious mental illness.

 

[Michael Scally MD]

WASHINGTON — Congress has approved a resolution condemning white supremacists, neo-Nazis and other hate groups following a white-nationalist rally in Virginia that descended into deadly violence.

The resolution recognizes Heather Heyer, who was killed Aug. 12, and 19 other people who were injured after a car allegedly driven by a neo-Nazi slammed into a crowd of demonstrators protesting the rally in Charlottesville. It describes Heyer's death as a "domestic terrorist attack" and acknowledges two Virginia state troopers who died in a helicopter crash while monitoring the protests.

Six senators from both parties, led by both of Virginia's Democratic senators, Mark Warner and Tim Kaine, introduced the measure, which the Senate approved unanimously Monday night. The House approved the joint resolution Tuesday by unanimous consent.

The measure, which now goes to President Donald Trump for his signature, urges the Trump administration to speak out against hate groups that espouse racism, extremism, xenophobia, anti-Semitism and white supremacy. It also calls on the Justice Department and other federal agencies to "use all resources available" to improve data collection on hate crimes and "address the growing prevalence of those hate groups in the United States."