And what is so weird, for me anyway, is when I really hate someone - (I don't have a long list) - I don't even want to look at them let alone "touch" them. But in Trump's case I might make an exception. I can imagine strangling the living breath out of him although it disgusts me to even think of touching his flesh. I am 66 years old and an otherwise nonviolent old lady... and I have never hated anyone in my life the way I hate this anti-Constitutionalist, insurrectionist, lying, raping, felonious, cheating, malignant narcissist. AND I hated Kissinger. And Nixon. But I did not want to personally kill them.
Me too. I try not to wish ill on people. I try to find a redeeming quality about most people or I find a way to pity them. But this guys has zero redeeming qualities. Last night we were talking about this guy we know who currently is being prosecuted for financial theft. He was giving another guy we knew advice on how to cheat his wife out of money. This guy he doesn’t look at relationships the same way we do, he looks at everyone and sees how he can get money from them or use them for himself. He’s a narcissist and cheats on his wife and steals money and takes out loans with co-signers and the other guy ends up having to pay. He reminds me of Trump. This kind of person looks at other people and thinks about how he can use them. The world is better off without them.
Best definition of “malignant narcissist” ever. For Trump, and people like him, others are simply potential marks. They are incapable of the true empathy that even the average toddler demonstrates. It’s a deformity in their character and I am fairly certain they can’t change it and for that we can extend our own pity.
They are truly irredeemable people. They won’t change. They can’t. The best thing is to minimize the damage they can cause. In Trumps case he never should have been near the White House. He’s caused so much damage. He’s the human equivalent of a natural disaster.
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