“I work very, very hard. I’ve created thousands and thousands of jobs, tens of thousands of jobs.”
In the context of one’s dying for whatever reason, the comparison to working hard is egotistical if one is making the claim of working hard or having worked hard.
I am well aware of what constitutes a psychosis—a general detachment from reality which is something like what we are dealing with here.
Well all right then; according to you Trump is borderline psychotic. You can’t possibly want a person with such serious mental health issues—to understate your diagnosis—in the WH.
When does your neverTrump campaign kick off?
‘Psychosis can involve :
– seeing things which are not there (visual hallucinations)
– hearing things which are not there eg the sufferer might believe they can hear voices telling them to harm, or even kill, themselves
– having the feeling of touching things which are not there (somatic hallucinations)
– smelling things which are not there (olfactory hallucinations)
– derealization (a change of perception in which the world seems ‘unreal’)
– depersonaliztion (a change of perception in which one’s own self seems unreal).
Note : Both derealization and depersonalization are what are known as ‘dissociative’ symptoms – click here to read my article about dissociation.
– holding on to extremely odd and unusual beliefs that others cannot dissuade the sufferer from believing, especially paranoid beliefs, such as their family, or strangers, are trying to kill them; believing they are irredeemably evil; believing they don’t exist; believing the government is going to kill them and they are being pursued by MI5 (UK) or the CIA (US); believing aliens have placed an implant in their brains which broadcasts all their thoughts. Sometimes, too, the bizarre belief may be a delusion of grandeur, such as ‘they are god’.’