Täällä seurataan Trumpin presidenttikautta

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McDowellin piirikunta Länsi-Virginian osavaltiossa on kokenut Yhdysvaltain talouden rakennemuutoksen kovimman jälkeen. Vielä 1960-luvulla piirikunnassa oli 100 000 asukasta. Nyt enää 18 000. Piirikunta on myös yksi Yhdysvaltain köyhimmistä.

Demokraatit äänestivät Trumpia

Piirikunta on ollut myös vahvaa demokraattien tukialuetta. Mutta ei enää: Viime vuoden presidentinvaaleissa kolme neljästä piirikunnassa äänestäneistä kannatti Donald Trumpia.

Sheriffi Martin West on valittu yhdeksän kertaa virkaansa demokraattien ehdokkaana. Hänkin sanoi äänestäneensä nyt Trumpia. "Trump toi meille toivon, hän lupasi uutta elämää hiilikaivoksiin. Se oli ainoa toivo, joka meillä on ollut pitkään aikaan", sanoo West, joka on paitsi sheriffi, myös helluntaiseurakunnan pastori.

West on asunut koko ikänsä piirikunnassa. Hän sanoo nähneensä monen lapsuudenystävänsä menettäneen työnsä kaivoksissa ja sortuneen viinaan tai huumeisiin. Piirikunta johtaa koko Yhdysvaltain tilastoja huumeiden yliannostuskuolemissa suhteessa asukaslukuun.

Minäkin toivon että tervaa aletaan jälleen myymään brittien laivastolle. Sitä odotellessa aattelin lähinnä narkata.

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ei vaan pidä joutua raiskatuksi, eli parempi pysyä kotona tai liikkua ulkona vain kaapu päällä oman miehen seurassa
siinähän oiski hyvä idea seuraavaksi executive orderiksi

[Jesse Python]

Trump vielä kehtaa selittää kuinka tää uus on paljon parempi ja kattavampi kuin Obamacare koskaan.

[Pöydällä nakki ja pullo vodkaa]

Trump vielä kehtaa selittää kuinka tää uus on paljon parempi ja kattavampi kuin Obamacare koskaan.

toihan on vaan ominaisuus eikä bugi. varapressa puhui eilen abortinvastustajien tilaisuudessa ja ylpeili tällaisilla jutuilla

NEW YORK― Vice President Mike Pence declared victory for the anti-abortion movement Wednesday night, boasting that President Donald Trump has “literally filled” his administration with politicians who oppose reproductive rights.

“Life is winning in America,” Pence said at a gala for the anti-abortion group Susan B. Anthony List. “President Trump has been keeping his promises to stand for life. He’s literally filled this White House and agencies with pro-life leaders.”

He’s literally filled this White House and agencies with pro-life leaders

eli eiköhän siellä hyökätä aborttia vastaan vielä tämän vuoden aikana

[Ismo Linkola]

Trump vielä kehtaa selittää kuinka tää uus on paljon parempi ja kattavampi kuin Obamacare koskaan.

toihan on vaan ominaisuus eikä bugi. varapressa puhui eilen abortinvastustajien tilaisuudessa ja ylpeili tällaisilla jutuilla

NEW YORK― Vice President Mike Pence declared victory for the anti-abortion movement Wednesday night, boasting that President Donald Trump has “literally filled” his administration with politicians who oppose reproductive rights.

“Life is winning in America,” Pence said at a gala for the anti-abortion group Susan B. Anthony List. “President Trump has been keeping his promises to stand for life. He’s literally filled this White House and agencies with pro-life leaders.”

He’s literally filled this White House and agencies with pro-life leaders

eli eiköhän siellä hyökätä aborttia vastaan vielä tämän vuoden aikana

politicians who oppose reproductive rights

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Trump vielä kehtaa selittää kuinka tää uus on paljon parempi ja kattavampi kuin Obamacare koskaan.

toihan on vaan ominaisuus eikä bugi. varapressa puhui eilen abortinvastustajien tilaisuudessa ja ylpeili tällaisilla jutuilla

NEW YORK― Vice President Mike Pence declared victory for the anti-abortion movement Wednesday night, boasting that President Donald Trump has “literally filled” his administration with politicians who oppose reproductive rights.

“Life is winning in America,” Pence said at a gala for the anti-abortion group Susan B. Anthony List. “President Trump has been keeping his promises to stand for life. He’s literally filled this White House and agencies with pro-life leaders.”

He’s literally filled this White House and agencies with pro-life leaders

eli eiköhän siellä hyökätä aborttia vastaan vielä tämän vuoden aikana

Aivan varmasti.

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Jutussa paljon linkkejä.

Donald Trump's malignant narcissism is toxic: Psychologist

Mental health professionals have a 'duty to warn' about a leader who may be unfit to serve.

If you take President Trump’s words literally, you have no choice but to conclude that he is psychotic. A delusion is “a fixed false belief that is resistant to reason or confrontation with actual fact.” Despite all evidence to the contrary, Trump asserts that his New York office was bugged by President Obama, and that his inauguration had the biggest crowd size in history. Before the election, Right Wing Watch published a list of 58 conspiracies proclaimed by Trump.
Is it all for effect, to rile up his base, deflect blame and distract from his shortcomings, or does Trump really believe the insane things he says? It’s often hard to know, because as Harvard psychoanalyst Lance Dodes put it, Trump tells two kinds of lies: the ones he tells others to scam them, and those he tells himself. “He lies because of his sociopathic tendencies," Dodes said. "There's also the kind of lying he has that is in a way more serious, that he has a loose grip on reality." Is he crazy like a fox or just plain crazy? Not a question we want to be asking about our president.

Much has been written about Trump having narcissistic personality disorder. As critics have pointed out, merely saying a leader is narcissistic is hardly disqualifying. But malignant narcissism is like a malignant tumor: toxic.

Psychoanalyst and Holocaust survivor Erich Fromm, who invented the diagnosis of malignant narcissism, argues that it “lies on the borderline between sanity and insanity.” Otto Kernberg, a psychoanalyst specializing in borderline personalities, defined malignant narcissism as having four components: narcissism, paranoia, antisocial personality and sadism. Trump exhibits all four.

His narcissism is evident in his “grandiose sense of self-importance … without commensurate achievements.” From viewing cable news, he knows "more about ISIS than the generals” and believes that among all human beings on the planet, “I alone can fix it.” His "repeated lying," “disregard for and violation of the rights of others” (Trump University fraud and multiple sexual assault allegations) and “lack of remorse” meet the clinical criteria for anti-social personality. His bizarre conspiracy theories, false sense of victimization, and demonization of the press, minorities and anyone who opposes him are textbook paranoia. Like most sadists, Trump has been a bully since childhood, and his thousands of vicious tweets make him perhaps the most prolific cyber bully in history.

A year ago, I warned that “the idea that Trump is going to settle down and become presidential when he achieves power is wishful thinking.” Trump, like many successful people, shows biological signs of hypomania — a mild and more functional expression of bipolar genes that manifest in energy, confidence, creativity, little need for sleep, as well as arrogance, impulsivity, irritability and diminished judgment. As is often typical, when Trump has achieved great success, his hypomania has increased with disastrous consequences.

In Michael Kruse's article “1988: the Year Donald Lost his Mind,” he wrote, “His response to his surging celebrity” after the publication of The Art of The Deal “was a series of manic, ill-advised ventures” that led to bankruptcy and divorce.

Last year, after Trump became the Republican presidential nominee, New York Times columnist David Brooks noted a similar deterioration: “With each passing week, he displays the classic symptoms of medium-grade mania in more disturbing forms: inflated self-esteem, sleeplessness, impulsivity, aggression and a compulsion to offer advice on subjects he knows nothing about.” Much has been said about Trump's disjointed Associated Press interview last month. As Brooks wrote, “Manics display something called ‘flight of ideas.’ It's a formal thought disorder in which ideas tumble forth through a disordered chain of associations. One word sparks another, which sparks another …”
One symptom of hypomania is impulsivity. Seventy-two hours after Trump saw upsetting pictures of gassed Syrian children, he launched 59 Tomahawk missiles at the Assad regime. Whether Trump guessed right or wrong, sudden lethal moves that reverse his longstanding policy are disturbing. “Acting on instinct, Trump upends his own Syria policy” was the headline in The Times. Its analysis said the president’s advisers “were clearly uncomfortable with the suggestion that Mr. Trump was acting impulsively." As Ezra Klein put it, “A foreign policy based on Trump’s gut reactions to the images flashing before him on cable news” is “dangerous.”

Some say it is unethical to dare to diagnose the president, but hundreds of mental health professionals have come together to found Duty To Warn. We believe that just as we are ethically and legally obligated to break confidentiality to warn a potential victim of violence, our duty to warn the public trumps all other considerations.

More than 53,000 people have signed our petition, aimed at mental health professionals, stating Trump should be removed under the 25th Amendment because he is too mentally ill to competently serve. At a conference on the Duty To Warn last month at Yale medical school, psychiatrist Robert Jay Lifton warned against creeping “malignant normality.” Under a malignantly narcissistic leader, alternate facts, conspiracy theories, racism, science denial and delegitimization of the press become not only acceptable but also the new normal. If we do not confront this evil, it will consume us.

Duty to Warn is planning a multicity March for Sanity on Oct. 7 to “make America sane again.” Hope to see you there, assuming we’re all still here.

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Nää on varmaan kiihkoissaan unohtaneet, että on muitakin uskontoja kuin heidän. "Kirkko" statuksella varustettujakin.. .

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Washington Post sanoo suoraan:

I won’t mince words. The health-care bill that the House of Representatives passed this afternoon, in an incredibly narrow 217-to-213 vote, is not just wrong, or misguided, or problematic or foolish. It is an abomination. If there has been a piece of legislation in our lifetimes that boiled over with as much malice and indifference to human suffering, I can’t recall what it might have been. And every member of the House who voted for it must be held accountable.

Loput limkistä: https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/pl ... c5a782b14a

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Talking Points Memo tarkastelee Trumpin puheita ja kirjoituksia 100 vrkn rajapyykin tiimoilta ja toteaa, että Trump on keksinyt syypään epäonnistumiseensa: demokratian. Hän ei saa tahtojaan läpi, koska systeemi on jäykkä - jollaiseksi se on suunniteltukin - ja vaatii taitoja joita Trumpilla ei ole. Trump ei tietenkään näe itsessään mitään vikaa, joten vian on oltava systeemissä. Trump myös tunnetusti ihailee diktaattoreja, eikä kannata tuudittautua uskoon että hän olisinliian epäpätevä viemään Amerikkaa autoritäärisyyden suuntaan, sillä epäpätevyys ja diktaatorius eivä tosiaankaan sulje toisiaan pois. Päinvastoin.

(Artikkeli on kirjoitettu ennen terveyshuoltoäänestystä ja on toiveikas ettei tule saamaan tarpeeksi ääniä, koska liian moni rep.edustaja pelkää paikkansa puolesta tulevissa vaaleissa. Pieleen meni.)

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Video, jossa Trump sanoo että Australialla on parempi terveydenhuolto kuin USA:ssa (juuri sellainen ksmmottava verorahoitteinen kaikille) ja Bernie Sandersin reaktio siihen.

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Video:

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Kyllä tää nyt näyttää silti ettei ton 8 vuotta vallassa estä mikään.alkuun porukka toivo että omat syrjäyttää Trumpin niin ei käynyt.
8 vuotta tätä oranssia friikkiä edessä sopeutukaa siihen