The Impeachment Of Donald Trump

DIY-HP-LED

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rkymtnman

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Sad news for those affected. But you were warned.
 

DIY-HP-LED

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Mental health professionals read Trump's letter: A study in "the psychotic mind" at work
Bandy Lee, Justin Frank, Lance Dodes, David Reiss and others unpack a "venomous and vitriolic" historic document

On Wednesday night, Donald Trump was impeached by the House of Representatives. Trump will now — perhaps after some delay — be put on trial in the Senate, where he will then be acquitted by Republicans who have sworn personal fealty to him.

Trump’s impeachment is one of the few moments in his life when he has ever been held accountable for his behavior. Consequences are the enemy of Donald Trump. As such, in response to the Ukraine scandal, the Mueller report, the 2018 midterm elections and various other moments when Democrats and the public defied Trump’s authoritarian goal of becoming a de facto king or emperor, he has lashed out in the form of (another) temper tantrum.

On Tuesday, Trump continued with this ugly and deeply troubling behavior in the form of a six-page letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, fueled by exaggerated rage that Democrats had dared to impeach him. Reportedly co-authored by Stephen Miller, Trump's white supremacist White House adviser, Trump’s letter continued numerous obvious lies about impeachment, the Ukraine scandal and other matters.

In keeping with his strategy of stochastic terrorism, Trump’s letter is an incitement to violence by his followers against the Democrats for the “crime” of impeachment.

Trump is possessed of the delusional belief that he (and by implication his supporters) is a victim of a “witch hunt” akin to the famous event in Salem, Massachusetts, in 1692. In keeping with his malignant narcissism, Trump’s letter, of course, boasts of his strength and fortitude against the Democrats and other enemies.

In total, Trump’s "impeachment letter" to Nancy Pelosi is but one data point among many demonstrating that he is mentally unwell and a threat to the safety of the United States and the world.

To gain more context and insight into this ongoing crisis, I asked several of the country’s leading mental health experts for their thoughts on Trump’s impeachment letter and what it indicates about the president’s emotional state and behavior.

Dr. Bandy Lee, assistant clinical professor, Yale University School of Medicine and president of the World Mental Health Organization. Lee is editor of the bestselling book “The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump: 27 Psychiatrists and Mental Health Experts Assess a President.”

This letter is a very obvious demonstration of Donald Trump’s severe mental compromise. His assertions should alarm not only those who believe that a president of the United States and a commander-in-chief of the world’s most powerful military should be mentally sound, but also those who are concerned about the potential implications of such a compromised individual bringing out pathological elements in his supporters and in society in general. I have been following and interpreting Donald Trump’s tweets as a public service, since merely reading them “gaslights” you and reforms your thoughts in unhealthy ways. Without arming yourself with the right interpretation, you end up playing into the hands of pathology and helping it — even if you do not fully believe it. This is because of a common phenomenon that happens when you are continually exposed to a severely compromised person without appropriate intervention. You start taking on the person’s symptoms in a phenomenon called “shared psychosis.”

It happens often in households where a sick individual goes untreated, and I have seen some of the most intelligent and otherwise healthy persons succumb to the most bizarre delusions. It can also happen at national scale, as renowned mental health experts such as Erich Fromm have noted. Shared psychosis at large scale is also called “mass hysteria.”
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DIY-HP-LED

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More going off the rails...
So, what's it gonna be, love and Jesus, or hate and Cheeto Jesus? Are ya bible thumpers, or just racist Trumpers?
Oh ye of little faith! Turn the other cheek, or "pluck their eyes out Lord! Pluck their eyes out"! Y'all fell off the moral high ground into the ditch of depravity, repent!
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Trump blasts Christian magazine founded by Billy Graham after it calls impeached president ‘profoundly immoral’
PUBLISHED FRI, DEC 20 201910:59 AM EST

  • President Donald Trump lashed out on Twitter against a Christian magazine founded by evangelical pastor Billy Graham after it called him “profoundly immoral” in an editorial headlined “Trump Should Be Removed from Office.”
  • The Christianity Today piece was published on the heels of Trump’s impeachment for pressuring Ukraine to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden.
  • Trump’s “Twitter feed alone — with its habitual string of mischaracterizations, lies, and slanders — is a near perfect example of a human being who is morally lost and confused,” the magazine said.

President Donald Trump on Friday morning angrily lashed out against a Christian magazine founded by the late evangelical pastor Billy Graham after it called his actions “profoundly immoral” in an editorial headlined “Trump Should Be Removed from Office.”

The scathing article in Christianity Today said that Trump — who has received very strong support from evangelical voters — “has dumbed down the idea of morality in his administration” by hiring and firing “a number of people who are now convicted criminals,” and by admitting “immoral actions in business and his relationships with women.”

And the magazine said Trump’s pressuring of Ukraine’s president in a July phone call to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden, a leading Democratic contender for the presidency in 2020, “is not only a violation of the Constitution; more importantly it is profoundly immoral.”

Trump’s request to Ukraine, which came as he was witholding congressionally appropriated military aid to that nation, led to his impeachment by the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives on Wednesday.

“His Twitter feed alone—with its habitual string of mischaracterizations, lies, and slanders—is a near perfect example of a human being who is morally lost and confused,” the magazine said.

Trump used that Twitter feed to fire back at Christianity Today, calling it a “far left magazine, or very ‘progressive’ ... that knows nothing about reading a perfect transcript of a routine phone call and would rather have a Radical Left nonbeliever, who wants to take your religion & your guns, than Donald Trump as your President.”

Trump then wrote that “I won’t be reading ET again!,” misspelling the initials of magazine, which Graham founded in 1956.
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Fogdog

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Brycec

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It is quite telling that you have prattled on for dozens of pages about non-existent FISA abuses but have no concerns about Trump using the power of the Presidency to bribe foreign countries to meddle in our political process.

I guess you have nothing to lose, having long established that you have no respect for the Constitution.
I always looked at this site as a Retard free zone! Guess I was mistaken
 
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