Over the past five years, some of the world's leading mental health professionals have tried to warn the public that Donald Trump has been and remains a serious threat to public safety.
According to these experts, Trump appears to be a malicious narcissist, a pathological liar obsessed with violence, who can easily be manipulated by praise and other ego-filled behaviors, indifference to the suffering of other human beings, anti-social and anti-human in his life. Values and behaviour, irresponsible and impulsive, in general terms "complete psychopath".
These mental health experts warned that Trump's many obvious disorders would lead to disaster and suffering for the American people and the rest of the planet.
It was almost entirely true: Donald Trump destabilized and damaged American society and democracy. As a response to the coronavirus outbreak, he made indifferent and ill-advised decisions that amounted to open vandalism. These decisions may have killed hundreds of thousands of Americans and reduced the average longevity of the United States population for several years.
He manipulated the presidential election by cooperating with a hostile foreign power.
- He attempted a coup, which included an attack on the U.S. Capitol by his supporters.
- He was about to destroy the American economy and presided over a very corrupt dictatorship.
- He was inspired and promoted by right-wing terrorism and various forms of political violence.
- He's the leader of a political community.
- He was twice charged with various crimes against the Constitution and the country
- which is unparalleled in American history.
Instead of publicly praising and rewarding truth
telling and trying to warn America and the rest of the world, many of these mental health experts received death threats and other forms of revenge. At least one of those who tells the truth, psychiatrist Dr. Pandey X. Lee, editor of "The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump," lost her job at a prestigious university, partly because of her insistence on warning the public about Donald Trump and the movement's growing threat to public safety.
Many Americans, including the country's political leaders, prefer to forget Trump's presidency. However, these acts of collective oblivion will not protect them from the GOP's intense attacks on American democracy, which Trump leads. Forgetting about mental health professionals has predicted Trump's nightmare and all he has created is a key element in this national effort of amnesia.
Above all, Donald Trump
is unable to let America or the rest of the world forget about him. Trump's apparent mental illnesses prompt him to seek revenge against those considered by his enemies and those believed to have harmed him.
Trump appears to be formulating half
complete plans to fire Joe Biden, even flirting with pledges from his supporters that he will "be returned" as president later this year. Trump supporters, who represent more than half of the Republican electorate, believe he is still the real president and that Biden is a rapist. Trump's most ardent followers are fascist Christians and QAnon's antisemitic conspiracy believers (two organizations with a lot in common).
Mental health professionals expected the same result. They realize that Trumpism is not an incurable disease that will disappear once Donald Trump becomes president. Instead, Trumpism is a mental, physical and spiritual illness that may be fatal, chronic and long-lasting to the United States.
Dr. Lance Dodds recently spoke with a salon. Dodes is a training analyst and honorary supervisor at the Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute
as well as a former clinical assistant professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School. It is one of the most prominent voices warning the American people and the rest of the world against Donald Trump's damaging actions.
Donald Trump seems to be a psychopath, according to Dodis, and his dangerous behavior will get worse. Trump's irrational ideas fuel the Republican Party's disconnect from reality, as seen by the big lie, conspiratorial thinking, right-wing propaganda media, and other anti-democratic views and behaviour.
Dodds also revealed his belief that Donald Trump considers himself a god, and that if he comes to power, he might try to create an authoritarian police state.
When asked
- if Trump's followers were addicted to him, he said, "I don't like using the word" addiction "because it has a certain meaning.
- I would like to describe Trump's most ardent as members of a charismatic community.
- Such sects worship unconditionally a charismatic leader who is often illusory with a great psychotic belief in his perfection
like Trump.
Followers close themselves away from accurate or logical information in order to protect their relationship with the leader of the divine community and avoid questioning his fictitious views, which may cause them to be ostracized or expelled from the group ".
Dodds adds that Trump is certainly a public mental health emergency, and "has happened many times in human history.
Followers adopt a system of populist tyrant beliefs that becomes the new permissible reality, spreading to others overwhelmed by their need for integration. This system of belief, however imaginative or illusory, remains an acceptable fact until it finally turns out to be wrong. those who have been tricked into believing the lies of the tyrant find comfort in their conviction that they know the truth, enabling them to feel superior to the doubters ".
He was
- delusional for years
- from the beginning of his presidency
- when he claimed to have had large crowds at his inauguration.
But it's important to
add that besides being illusory, Trump's behavior also reflects his extreme personality disorder, and his social disorder. After all, a person can be delusional and not be at any risk at all. But the fact that Trump is a sociopath, a person without conscience and unable to realize the inherent value of other humans, makes him an enormous danger. One can say that Trump has the worst of the worlds, mentally abundant and completely uninterested in the harm he causes to others. psychologically it is the same as many notorious and cruel tyrants we know from modern and distant history. "
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