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I remember first hearing the term "Trump Derangement Syndrome" and assuming that it was just a fun way to describe those who really hate on Trump.
But over time it's turned out to be a real mental illness. I believe it's even recognised in the Mental Health Textbooks, just under a different name.
I'd describe an "xxx Derangement Syndrome" as being when you really like "xxx" but then he changes party from the one you support. And then all of a sudden you hate xxx.
That's happened with others like Bibi Netanyahu and Elon Musk. All loved until they were of a party you didn't like.
Now some liberals on CNN and ESPN -- like Van Jones of CNN and Stephen A. Smith of ESPN -- are admitting some home truths. See the video above, with host Greg Foreman.
Still they be like: "I don't like Kamala's policies; I prefer Trump's policies. But I'm going to vote Kamala because I can't stand Trump". Which is "Blue no matter who".
Which is crazy on two levels. First, you ought to go for the policies you like, not the person you find most likable. Second, the extent to which you "hate`' Donald Trump is directly due to eight years of smearing by the left media. There's never anything nice about him, so of course you're going to go along with that and hate him too.
I know many friends who are liberal and are just like that. They didn't like Kamala's policies, but wouldn't vote Trump because "he's crude", or whatever. Be gone! Look at what he did first term, a much more successful first term than was Joe Biden's. Look at the team of Disrupters Trump is putting together, to give us Golden Years. Yes, I do believe that. The animal spirits. The morning in America.
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NPC. For people like my mother -- 103 and still going strong -- who may not know what an "NPC" is.... it stands for "non-playing character" as in a computer game, where there are main characters who can interact with you, and there are many just wandering around creating a landscape, which have no thoughts or ideas of their own, and these are known as the NPCs.
