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[quote=Anonymous][quote]Trump was born in 1946. In Queens. Imagine the world view of a 10 year old, wealthy, white boy — and the kinds of values he would develop with a dad who made his millions using tax dollars to build racially segregated housing. Imagine the kind of kid who would take his younger brother’s blocks, then glue them together, so that his younger brother would no longer be able to play with them. That’s who’s now projecting “piggy”ness on the women who disdain him. It’s a 1930s word. He had a 1930s father, who struggled with dementia. Like father, like son?[/quote] [quote]They raised garbage. They were terrible people themselves to let their kid get away with being a such little shit. As a result he grew up to be a big shit. A very, very, big POS.[/quote] [u]Mary Trump (clinical psychologist & PhD) excerpts: [i]Too Much and Never Enough[/i][/u]: “A critical shift came one night when Donald was 2 1/2. His mother nearly died from post-partum complications, was hospitalized for months and never completely recovered. Finally back home, she was … weird — an insomniac wandering around the House at all hours like a soundless wraith… In the morning her children sometimes found her unconscious in unexpected places. Unstable and needy, she used her children to comfort herself rather than comforting them. And so, as a result of his mother’s de facto abandonment and his father’s disengaged failure to make him feel safe or loved [or] valued, Donald developed powerful but primitive defenses — a willful callousness and an increasing hostility to others … narcissism, bullying, grandiosity.” “Donald’s pathologies are so complex that arm’s-length diagnoses fail by not going far enough.” “I have no problem calling Donald a narcissist — he meets all nine criteria in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders including antisocial personality disorder, dependent personality disorder, and an undiagnosed learning disability that has interfered with his ability to process information.” [/quote]
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