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Skybird · 01-14-17, 08:12 AM

The description of a mental asylum that is one of the reasons why Trump now is there.

http://www.spiegel.de/international/...a-1125725.html

Much of what the article describes in examples, to me as a former ex-psychologist describes thin-skinned, psychotic narcissism of the likes that Trump displays on apparently every opportunity he can manage. Narcissism at the one end of the spectrum has created or brought to power narcissism at the other end of the spectrum. Both cannot like each other, but both owe so much to each other.

I stick to it, Trump's era will be most entertaining.

And a political disaster.

That his tendency for nepotism and corrupt family business now can no longer be seriously rejected, does not make it any better. On TV they said it is against American laws established after Kennedy that he sells his empire not to foreign actors, but to his own family. The position he appointed his son in law to as influential chief advisor also is dubious, to put it very mildly, and again they said he violates laws there.

Seems America managed to get its own Erdoghan, eh?

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Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,824 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	The description of a mental asylum that is one of the reasons why Trump now is there. http://www.spiegel.de/international/...a-1125725.html Much of what the article describes in examples, to me as a former ex-psychologist describes thin-skinned, psychotic narcissism of the likes that Trump displays on apparently every opportunity he can manage. Narcissism at the one end of the spectrum has created or brought to power narcissism at the other end of the spectrum. Both cannot like each other, but both owe so much to each other. I stick to it, Trump's era will be most entertaining. And a political disaster. That his tendency for nepotism and corrupt family business now can no longer be seriously rejected, does not make it any better. On TV they said it is against American laws established after Kennedy that he sells his empire not to foreign actors, but to his own family. The position he appointed his son in law to as influential chief advisor also is dubious, to put it very mildly, and again they said he violates laws there. Seems America managed to get its own Erdoghan, eh? __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.