@ValKnight2003 @TomiLahren - Objectification of other people: toxic narcissists have ultra low levels of empathy, their brains have a hard time perceiving/connecting/reacting to the emotions of other people, to them we all look like talking objects. Thus, they risk making very inappropriate comments...
@ValKnight2003 @TomiLahren There are too many patterns to list and describe but here are a few other big ones:
- Radical unwillingness to take any resposibility for any of action that may make them look bad/failure, will inevitably deflect/spin blame lie/deny involvement no matter what
@ValKnight2003 @TomiLahren Simpler than that, it's my field of expertise. He's the poster child for the full-on disorder so it's quite fascinating to observe. When I hear people downplaying him as a jerk I can't but pray that they won't ever get a boss/partner like that. Heavy rollercoaster of evil.
@TrueDerekMolloy@BillOReilly@GOP Trump's emotional challenges have reportedly impacted Americans in the form of delayed decisions, miscalculations, inefficiencies or mismanagement of important executive actions. I find Trump too chaotic so I'm pushing to renew our candidacy in face of 2024. God Bless.
@TrueDerekMolloy@BillOReilly@GOP Trump is not just someone with a temper, he suffers from a diagnosed psychiatric condition making him for instance hardly capable of planning, discipline or teamwork. I think that we deserve better than a chaotic President. This critical job requires someone more dependable.
@TrueDerekMolloy@BillOReilly@GOP That being said, I'm free to express that Trump's known pattern of retaliating against anyone disagreeing with him signals an immature capacity to accept criticism, in turn feeding his sense of alienation and likelihood of tantrums, known to severely impact his performance.