It is right and ok to be crude and distasteful as the candidate’s mind that produces such tripe couldn’t possibly have morality issues? Be careful of your thoughts, for they become your words. Be careful of your words, for they become your actions. Be careful of your actions for they become your character. The words and actions of all the characters in this kabuki theater that is politics suggests they are all whorish at best, evil at worst.
You call others narcissistic while defending one of the most narcissistic candidates ever (concedingly they are all narcissists)? You chide me for listening to my “droning mind” while presumably I am to listen to yours?
Here is the hard fact of the matter; I am not foolish enough to believe that there is any significant difference among any of the candidates. A vote for the lesser of two or more evils is still a vote for evil. As someone said on this site a long time ago, we are merely deciding which form of nominal socialism we want for the next few years and the rate at which we want to get there. Why participate in such a folly? There is no single candidate that is going to significantly change or alter anything. That is the reality.
I will thank you to refrain from your insults and nasty criticism of my thoughts and comments. While it my be “right and ok” for Trump to be crude, it is not appreciated here on this site or by me. In fact, I would thank you not to respond at all.
As yours just have. Be careful of memorizing sayings and thinking that just because you have, you are immune from that against which they caution.
Here is your thought: "I find something distasteful, therefore the person who produced it is morally wrong and to be judged by me, and that judgment is de facto correct". What if you're wrong?
That's your narcissism. At it's base, Narcissism merely means 'believing your own thought stream as if it's the word of God, especially as it pertains to judgement of anything as evil or good'
I suspect you are more sure of yourself than Trump in his private moments, more self righteous, regardless of how much of an act he puts on on stage. Think on that, or not.