What a bizarre series of tweets from trump - he's unraveling rapidly!

[George II]

Link to tweet

Link to tweet

[cayugafalls]

1. dangerous f'ing pig.

Somebody needs to drag him out of there in a crazy suit and handcuffs.

[Arne]

6. Look he is actually relatively sane..

[cayugafalls]

27. Relative to what? John Wayne Gacy? Another killer clown...

[Arne]

30. The green fat suit got my attention

because I have this suit and occasionally wear it.
So it may be my own sanity in question.

[CatMor]

2. What will it take to get him in a padded cell.

[sheshe2]

11. A fork lift?

[CatMor]

14. Good one

[sheshe2]

20. ;)

[RKP5637]

22. ...

[Lock him up.]

41. No cultist to send him $5 anymore?

[CatMor]

48. That will never happen. They love sending their hard earned money to the con.

[Lock him up.]

51. That's why he keeps tweeting his scam.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

3. He's decompensating but not quite enough to get him sectioned.

[Irish_Dem]

36. Right, but an evaluator would talk to the family and advise inpatient for stabilization.

He is so delusional, paranoid, manic, with drug abuse, he needs to be monitored.
It will take a psychotropic cocktail over several weeks I think to get him manageable.

I cannot see any sensible practitioner taking him on in an outpatient setting.
Just to detox him from the adderall is going to take some time and is possibly dangerous.

[Cetacea]

40. Are psychotropics effective agaisnt sever personality disorders?

I don't believe they are.

[Irish_Dem]

47. When they start to display psychotic features, yes there are meds for that.

And patients respond well usually.

But with just baseline personality disorders, they are making some progress now with med cocktails
and newer meds. But typically the PDs don't respond as well as other disorders to meds.

However Trump is now displaying psychotic disorders, paranoia and delusional.
Also obviously mood disorders, manic and depressed.
There are very good meds for these symptoms.
But it would take awhile to stabilize him.
Also he is addicted to adderall, and he would have to de-tox first.

I cannot imagine anyone wanting to treat him outpatient at this point.
He needs to go inpatient.

[Cetacea]

54. Thanks

On another note, the disclaimer by Twitter is pathetic. "Disputed" implies that there is a case for the election having been stolen. But Trump enabling is another subject.

[Irish_Dem]

57. Yes there is no dispute about the election. nt

[rurallib]

4. Baghdad Bob, is that you?

[Wellstone ruled]

62. No,it's Steve Bannon.

[tavernier]

5. Yawn

[The Genealogist]

7. I've heard he is unraveling for four years

I think he is just desperate. He has no interest in being president. He knows that when he leaves office, he may have to finally face the music.

[Dave in VA]

8. I just hope the orange hemorrhoid

keeps on fucking up the regressive party and starts a 3rd party with his magots!

[cwydro]

9. Latest adderal rush?

Or just wacko?

Maybe both.

Inauguration Day cannot come fast enough for me.

[jmowreader]

45. We've gone way beyond Adderall

Gotta tell ya, I would simply LOVE to get a jar of his piss and send it to LabCorp for their special 200-Drug Screen. I'm going to pull a Frist here and claim Trump suffers from polypharmacy, which is the use of many drugs to treat one condition. Trump's condition is, of course, that he's fucking nuts and there's a really good chance they're just pumping anything they can into him to keep him from becoming physically violent.

[Irish_Dem]

50. Both, but he would have to de-tox first, then we could get a better picture.

Maybe it is all the adderall abuse making him psychotic, paranoid and delusional,
which is typical of stimulant addiction and abuse.

[Iliyah]

10. My Gawd . .. ..

shithole has been and still is the same since day one, remember the impeachment?

He's nuts and nothing has changed.

[AmericanCanuck]

12. People with delusions like these

usually get driven in a straight jacket by big burly people in white coats, tranquilized and then institutionalized.

[Irish_Dem]

52. If he really believes what he is now saying, he does need to be hospitalized.

And medicated.
Still not sure if he really believes what he is saying or if it is the big con being played.

[Skittles]

13. first time in his life he cannot lie, bully, sue, payoff, etc, to get his way

it would be fun to watch if he wasn't hurting so many people

[dawg day]

15. Anyone have MAGAs in their family? What do they make of this?

I asked the auntie, the "legacy Republican" ("My daddy always voted Republican, so I do too" arggh).
She said, "Well, he's being stupid, and he should just accept it and quit. I never did like him. I always thought he was a bad person."
I== pushing my luck-- "So knowing now how bad he is, do you regret voting for him? Twice?"

"No, of course not. I couldn't vote for a socialist."

Arrgggh.

[LizBeth]

23. Crazy and what is this, ... my daddy voted Republican, ergo I. Old women. I had one the other night

who is 70 say, well my parents voted Republican. I mean that would be back in the 50's-70's. Who decides their politics at 70, decades later, by what a late parent did. I have thought about that a coupe times since she said it. I have never based my voting on what my daddy did. Why do we assume he is all knowing.

Anyway, I do have Trumpers and I do not have any idea what they think. I had one the other day tell me Fauci said the nation, Trump did everything he could have. We ended up in a nu uh, uh hu, nu uh and I told him I wouldn't talk about it and concluded I am right, you are wrong. Left it at that. Not a day or two went by before the emails about wanting herd immunity in July.

I was right, he was wrong.

I refuse to have any political conversations with Trumpers and threaten hanging up on them cause they do not take no the first second or third time.

[aggiesal]

43. Your Trumpette relative is right ...

a pResident with Pendejo45's IQ, yes he did everything he could have.
A real President could and would do so much more, but with IQ45
in charge what we got, was his best.

That's what I tell any trumpette that tells me,
Pendejo45 did the best he could do.

[LizBeth]

65. Mocking mask wearing, encouraging herd immunity, beyond stupid and more nasty.

[aggiesal]

69. I agree. Stupid & nasty is the best he could do ...

Pendejo is idiot in Spanish.

That is why I call him Pendejo45.

[dawg day]

79. One Maga I know, previously great guy, responded

To a cute Santa in a mask meme with a self-righteous declaration that he'd rather die than live in conformity. Yes, He does wear a seat belt and obey traffic laws.

The difference is simply Trump didn't tell him not to wear a seat belt, so he is allowed to do that! He righteously talks about freedom from conforming, but we all know if in May, Trump had told his followers to wear a mask, tom would be wearing one in the shower now. All that matters is doing what Trump says, or at least proclaiming it. (I think his cancer survivor wife would throw him out if he actually attended parties and went to the store maskless.)

[lastlib]

68. They're standing with him--they're delusional too.

(...but she could vote for a fascist?? :smh: )

[lunatica]

16. The Trump Prez library should be paper walled with his tweets.

From top to bottom and end to end. In chronological order.

And the prize the American people can give Trump is rolls and rolls of toilet paper of his tweets. And these rolls should become the Trump Presidential award of honor to Republicans.

[halobeam]

21. I like how you think lol

[moondust]

17. Translation: "Send me more...

money money money money,
money money money money!"

(His theme song; words to suck by.)

[Midnight Writer]

18. His campaign is currently running radio ads making the same claims about election "rigging"

I heard one just last night on the radio.

[sheshe2]

19. The man is insane.

He is trying to destroy every living thing on this planet.

[RKP5637]

24. FFS, get him back on his meds! n/t

[moonscape]

26. He's on them. n/t

[Irish_Dem]

33. He is going to need a complicated psychotropic cocktail, he has so many symptoms.

He needs to be inpatient to be stabilized.
And to get him off his recreational drug use.

[RKP5637]

80. Yep! He's fallen so far off his rocking chair he can't even find his house! n/t

[superpatriotman]

25. Inciting violence

No one to charge him. Win/win.

[Septua]

28. Unraveling...

I thought he'd have completely unraveled a month ago...beginning to wonder if there's more fabric than unraveling time. I'm hoping Jan 6 marks the end...

[Lock him up.]

49. Won't be the 6th but the 20th.

I'm hoping twitter support will ban him on his 1st offence after 12 PM.

Him and his white supremacists.

[Docreed2003]

29. Hey Donnie...my fucking city was BOMBED yesterday.....BOMBED

I realize your ass was on the golf course and so you might have missed it, but it's kinda a big deal. Where's your tweets about Nashville you ignorant, narcissistic, delusional prick?

[madaboutharry]

31. The man needs to be hospitalized in a psychiatric ward.

I do not understand why those around him have not intervened. He is a danger to himself, those near him, and to the nation.

[Irish_Dem]

35. Yes most families would have done this by now. nt

[Irish_Dem]

32. If he were an ordinary person, his family would have him admitted to a psych inpatient unit.

The delusions, paranoia, hypermania are out of control.
He also needs to be detoxed first.

[doc03]

34. He didn't write those, things are spelled right

Stephen Miller, Junior or someone else not Trump.

[Sugarcoated]

59. It's very obvious

[catbyte]

37. Sigh...

[smirkymonkey]

78. Thank YOU!

I so just wish he would just shut the fuck up and go away! I have never hated anyone so much in my life!

[Poiuyt]

38. The question I have is whether he's really delusional and truly believes those statements, or

is he outright lying to create chaos in America and feed his narcissistic ego. I could easily believe either case.

[Irish_Dem]

55. Right, this is the question to ask.

Does he truly believe what he is saying (psychosis).
Or is it just the big con (sociopathy).

[Poiuyt]

73. Great choice for America

We either have a psychotic or a sociopath as president.

[Irish_Dem]

74. Yes that is the situation. Also, it could be both. Sometimes the personality disorders have

psychotic features, which can become a full blown psychosis.
He is also said to be addicted to adderall which confuses the picture, it can cause
psychotic symptoms.

Which is worse, a psychotic or sociopath president?
I have not yet made up my mind. I could argue either way.

[Marcuse]

39. This behavior wouldn't be tolerated from any Governor or Mayor.

[Irish_Dem]

58. Or a bus driver or pilot. nt

[AdamGG]

42. Twitter should ban him already

[LudwigPastorius]

44. What the shit does this mean?

Can anybody parse this?

...fight for the Presidency, like the Democrats would do if they had actually won.

A) The Democrats DID win, and B) Why would any party that had won the presidency, then need to fight for it?

His fat, greasy head is full of murder hornets.

[Lock him up.]

53. Doesn't make any sense, but his cultists don't care.

They'll keep sending their cash on each tweet whatever its meaning is.

[subterranean]

60. Yeah, that one stumped me, too.

After reading it again, I concluded that it makes no sense.

[Irish_Dem]

72. This is getting into dementia territory. nt

[Cetacea]

46. He's been unravveling for four years. Doesn't do anything but distract

If anything his behavior just empowers him more by keeping him in the news and social media. It gets more press than say, how many suicides there may be this winter due to millions facing dire situations.

[SammyWinstonJack]

56. Wow, all that so we could win the presidency and lose the senate so

Joe wouldn't be able to get anything accomplished...pure genius.
He's pissed because Republicans won their reelection while he lost his. He can't comprehend it...guess he forgot saying this.

I think maybe we'll have a new president because some people don't like me so much, it's my personality.

Yeah that's it.

[PSPS]

61. Did you leave out the closing "bring your wallets, suckers" tweet?

[chwaliszewski]

63. My reply to his tweet....

Link to tweet

[Kablooie]

64. Wow, this really has crossed over into Cuckoo's Nest territory.

And to think this guy is still, at this moment, THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

This is who Republicans are terrified of.
The whole situation is more insane than anything Hollywood has produced.

[Ferrets are Cool]

66. America's madman.

[mountain grammy]

67. Madman.

[herding cats]

70. He's still either playing at, or actually, as mad as a hatter.

He gets more extreme whenever he's not the full focus of attention is my estimation.

Personally, I think he's just trying to milk his suckers before his schtick becomes so droll the majority become tone deaf to it.

[Irish_Dem]

71. Right, since his "insanity" is making him a lot of money, it could be just a con job.

Hard to tell what we have here.
But he is looking more crazy than usual.

[herding cats]

75. He definitely is ratcheting it up.

What does he have to lose at this point? He wants to harm those who weren't loyal to his self perceived greatness and hook as many suckers as he can on the way out.

He's not a mentally well person, but I don't think he's necessarily more unhinged now than he was when he took office. He's just angry and unfettered now. We're getting a dose of the Don working a small group for a stylized grift of his design. All his selfishness, hate and anger are now more apparent, because they don't care about it. He need not worry about anyone but his hard right base, and is just playing them by feeding them what he's taught them to believe is real. They're his only concern now.

[Irish_Dem]

76. Yes he is angry and unfettered, good description. And has nothing to lose now.

I do think he was even more disturbed than we realized when he took office, your point is well taken.

[PatrickforO]

77. That piece of treasonous crap.

He has done everything humanly possible to bring this republic down around our ankles. Everything Putin wanted. In fact, Putin could not possibly have had a more effective agent here in the US than Donald Trump.