Posted on Aug 24, 2016
Psychopathology, leadership, Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton | Homeland Security News Wire
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According to Oxford University's Dr. Kevin Dutton, they are both psychopaths . I guess this confirms what we have been saying about the presidential hopefuls.
Psychopathology, leadership, Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton | Homeland Security News Wire
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Politics
Hillary Clinton
Donald Trump
Election 2016
Mental Health
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How does this change anything? When I hear some of these mental professionals advice on TV, I think physician heal thyself. Our election laws are set in state and federal laws, for better or worse. If the voter chooses someone to the most powerful position in the world, little can be done.
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MCPO Roger Collins I agree, this is one man's opinion. For almost any subject one can consider, it is easy to find multiple experts who will make reasonable sounding arguments to support either side of the argument.
I thought this was unique in that this "expert" says both candidates are psychopaths.
I thought this was unique in that this "expert" says both candidates are psychopaths.
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MCPO Roger Collins
LTC (Join to see) - An old saying that comes to mind, "give a man a hammer and he will find a nail." An example is go to an allergist for a test for allergies, no one that has ever done so comes back clean.
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SPC David S.
Only difference is one has a little bit of a conscious in the sociopath. The other is void and often mimics remorse badly. The biggest tell is in Clinton's fantastical lies. Psychopaths lie in order to dominate others, they feel a form of pleasure when they lie, lie effortlessly and are very convincing and they lie to make others feel sorry for them. Even when confronted with the truth they don't back down as they have no remorse, nor feeling of embarrassment for wrong-doing, even when proven "guilty". Thus when talking about those killed in Benghazi comments like "does it really matter" or "time to move on" surface.
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So we're all psychopaths at some level. Those who submit themselves to the grind of campaigning for high office are more psychopathic than most others. Psychopathy can be a good or a bad trait in leaders depending upon measures that can't really be measured from afar. Well, the "scientist" nailed one thing: It's up to the voters to decide. Yeah, this was really helpful. Thanks
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