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  There were numerous professionals who went against the established rules of their field to warn the public about Trump's obvious disorders. Quite unprecedented.
context: lol, and now we're sheltering this lunatic >
  
  We have an extradition treaty with Brazil. >
  
  Hopefully he and George Santos can share a plane back. Hell, Santos could fly it since he was a decorated navy test pilot and astronaut >
  
  Oh come on man what did we ever do to you? Can’t you guys just y’know drive them to the everglades and just leave them there? >
  
  The Everglades is already filled with enough invasive predators. >
  
  Isnt matt gaetz in washington for the vote? I consider that swamp drained until he returns >
  
  Why are all these far right guys so weird? >
  
  People on either extreme of the political spectrum tend to get pretty weird.
  It just feels like it's unique to far-right politicians because, at least in the US, we don't have any far-left politicians holding any major office. >
  
  I think it's tied to the individual's level of narcissism and/or psychopathy. More narcissism on the left, more psychopathy on the right. >
  
  Nope. Comorbidity on the right, Trump and Bolsanero definitely qualify for narcissism and psychopathy, while there's a certain type of activist on the left that comes across pretty borderline and moderates often seem depressed, burned out and displaying levels of being uninspired that probably would make for a whole new disorder. 
  Anyway, I like the idea of political psychopathology. We should absolutely do it. And then everybody gets pumped full of meds, until there's not a single shred of libido left in anybody. Humane solution, really, when you think about it. Might as well be comfortably numb, while watching the world burn. 
  (As for more immediate measures, take this /s and apply it where needed to feel comfy.) >
  
  I recently listened to an audiobook that included a brief checklist for narcissistic personality disorder, adapted for a lay audience from the DSM-V.
  You could almost hear the editor telling the writers:  "no comments about Trump.   None.  I don't care if he's a 16/16 perfect score example.   Trump supporters are going to buy your damn book, you know, they have families with mental problems too."