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  3. Watching Fedi and the world react to the US president go absolutely unhinged in public, threatening war crimes as his cognitive grip disintegrates before our eyes, watching the horror and the outage…there is something I want to tell you from Minneapolis.

Watching Fedi and the world react to the US president go absolutely unhinged in public, threatening war crimes as his cognitive grip disintegrates before our eyes, watching the horror and the outage…there is something I want to tell you from Minneapolis.

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  • inthehands@hachyderm.ioI inthehands@hachyderm.io

    It was clarifying. We knew, with complete certainty, that nobody was coming to save us.

    If we don’t stand in their way when they come to kidnap our neighbors, nobody will stand in their way.

    If we don’t try to help people who need to hide, nobody will help them hide.

    If we don’t try to feed people who can’t work, can’t even go outside to get food, nobody will feed them.

    It put things into focus really fast.

    3/

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    #49

    @inthehands @jenniferplusplus "If not us, who? If not now, when?"

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    • inthehands@hachyderm.ioI inthehands@hachyderm.io

      Watching Fedi and the world react to the US president go absolutely unhinged in public, threatening war crimes as his cognitive grip disintegrates before our eyes, watching the horror and the outage…there is something I want to tell you from Minneapolis.

      And I’m not sure how, and I’m not sure if I can, but I want to try. People are always thanking us and calling us heroes and asking us for some kind of…something, anything we can offer in the face of the authoritarian march, and well, here it is, here is something, if I can figure out how to say it.

      🧵

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      @inthehands yeah no one will be dropping "liberation" bombs on this regime (or the civilians who aren't doing enough to overthrow the regime) as USA have done around the world for almost a century. Guess the pedo in chief's regime & the oligarchy behind it also knows this fact and doing whatever they want with impunity as they know next iToy is just the perfect distraction that will keep a majority not giving a hoot about what is happening around them...

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      • jfmezei@cosocial.caJ jfmezei@cosocial.ca

        @barbra @inthehands I do not disagree. However, if one is to speak of mental illness, you need to prove degradation, and since he has never been able to negotiate and always been a thug to impose his terms/condition, he isn't really degrading. He is just stuck into conditions where he was NEVER able to deal with.
        (he is a mafioso thug unless subservient to someone who rescued him financially like the Russians).

        The crowd size when first elected closer to psychosis illness than current war.

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        @jfmezei @inthehands you don't have to prove mental degradation for a mental illness diagnosis. Look at the people who are obviously mentally ill without any past baseline history, based on their current behaviour.

        When someone is standing on the corner howling at the moon it's obvious they have a problem. When they let addictions drive their every action they're tucked up at a pretty basic level. When they want sex with underage minors who can't consent and they insist it's the kids fault they are messed up. And then there's bestiality ...

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        • libramoon@mastodon.socialL libramoon@mastodon.social

          @inthehands

          if enough of us wrote/emailed/phoned/screamed outside their office to our congressional reps to IMPEACH or face voter outrage leading to being voted out, and kept it up, we could regain our democracy

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          @inthehands @libramoon Please read again what Paul wrote.
          Parliamentary democracy is not going to save you from fascism. You and I will.
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          • inthehands@hachyderm.ioI inthehands@hachyderm.io

            Watching Fedi and the world react to the US president go absolutely unhinged in public, threatening war crimes as his cognitive grip disintegrates before our eyes, watching the horror and the outage…there is something I want to tell you from Minneapolis.

            And I’m not sure how, and I’m not sure if I can, but I want to try. People are always thanking us and calling us heroes and asking us for some kind of…something, anything we can offer in the face of the authoritarian march, and well, here it is, here is something, if I can figure out how to say it.

            🧵

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            RE: https://hachyderm.io/@inthehands/116354480071471219

            @inthehands brilliant thread and very chilling that the fascists and billionaires have taken such control that it is up to individuals sharing with each other to resist the invasion by the evil forces. Well done and thank you. I hope I never have to experience it in such a raw way.

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            • inthehands@hachyderm.ioI inthehands@hachyderm.io

              [The quote is from the book _The Country Between Us_ by Carolyn Forché. It is some of the most powerful and gut-wrenching poetry I’ve ever read, and the book still burns like a hot coal in my hands when I hold it. The book is among other things the origin of my handle, “in the hands.” Don’t look up that quote; look up the book. Read it slowly. You’ll know the quotes when you find them.]

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              @inthehands
              I checked out the book.
              These poems aren't exactly jumping into my lap but I'll give them a few reads.
              She has quite a 1980s leftist story.

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              • B barbra@social.vivaldi.net

                @jfmezei @inthehands you don't have to prove mental degradation for a mental illness diagnosis. Look at the people who are obviously mentally ill without any past baseline history, based on their current behaviour.

                When someone is standing on the corner howling at the moon it's obvious they have a problem. When they let addictions drive their every action they're tucked up at a pretty basic level. When they want sex with underage minors who can't consent and they insist it's the kids fault they are messed up. And then there's bestiality ...

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                @barbra @inthehands The problem is that by the time the signs of demantia are obvious enough to diagnoze officially, the person is already pretty advanced, (but can still have good days).

                In a case such as Trump, because the chief of staff can hide the president on his down days, we don't get to see such obvious signs. The tell will be when he forgets to use utensils during state dinner visible to foreign leaders (or to media).

                Differentiating between normal Trump & mental illness is hard

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                  @LukefromDC @inthehands

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                  "You won't read a more important story today," said one commentator. "Trump is willing to literally destroy the planet for $1 billion."

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                  I have one suggestion, go after the money of the billionaires funding MAGA.

                  Here's a list to be Investigated for RICO & sedition.

                  Bradley, Koch, Coors, Scaife, Mellon, Seid, Uihlein.

                  https://www.desmog.com/2024/08/14/project-2025-billionaire-donor-heritage-foundation-donald-trump-jd-vance-charles-koch-peter-coors/

                  https://www.desmog.com/2025/01/21/mapped-donald-trump-transatlantic-anti-green-network/

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                  In the wake of the fossil fuel crisis created by Donald Trump’s war in Iran, a host of influential figures and groups in the UK have been calling not for the rapid rollout of renewable energy, but a growing reliance on oil and gas. They have been calling for ramped up exploration of the UK’s […]

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                  The fossil fuel industry funds fascism globally.

                  https://www.nytimes.com/2025/12/20/us/politics/koch-network-2024-election-trump.html

                  Tech is co-opted

                  Just a moment...

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                  (www.axios.com)

                  https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-04-06/google-thiel-stand-out-in-saudi-prince-s-silicon-valley-tour

                  https://www.businessinsider.com/saudi-arabia-crown-prince-visits-apple-google-2018-4

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                  • inthehands@hachyderm.ioI inthehands@hachyderm.io

                    Watching Fedi and the world react to the US president go absolutely unhinged in public, threatening war crimes as his cognitive grip disintegrates before our eyes, watching the horror and the outage…there is something I want to tell you from Minneapolis.

                    And I’m not sure how, and I’m not sure if I can, but I want to try. People are always thanking us and calling us heroes and asking us for some kind of…something, anything we can offer in the face of the authoritarian march, and well, here it is, here is something, if I can figure out how to say it.

                    🧵

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                    @inthehands@hachyderm.io

                    So in essence
                    The time for an overthrow has come

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                    • inthehands@hachyderm.ioI inthehands@hachyderm.io

                      And of course there are a thousand practical lessons in fighting authoritarians, and we are passing them on as best we can as so many thousands of thousands have before us — but for now, for today, this is the one thing I can tell you: stop waiting for someone else to save you. This is it. We’re all we’ve got. Either we do this or no one does.

                      ❝
                      It is either the beginning or the end
                      of the world, and the choice is ourselves
                      or nothing.
                      ❞

                      /end

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                      @inthehands

                      what you all did there was amazing to see and i'm so sorry you were the ones who had to do it.

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                      • npars01@mstdn.socialN npars01@mstdn.social

                        @LukefromDC @inthehands

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                        Trump to Big Oil Execs: Give Me $1 Billion and I'll Help You Wreck the Planet | Common Dreams

                        "You won't read a more important story today," said one commentator. "Trump is willing to literally destroy the planet for $1 billion."

                        favicon

                        Common Dreams (www.commondreams.org)

                        I have one suggestion, go after the money of the billionaires funding MAGA.

                        Here's a list to be Investigated for RICO & sedition.

                        Bradley, Koch, Coors, Scaife, Mellon, Seid, Uihlein.

                        https://www.desmog.com/2024/08/14/project-2025-billionaire-donor-heritage-foundation-donald-trump-jd-vance-charles-koch-peter-coors/

                        https://www.desmog.com/2025/01/21/mapped-donald-trump-transatlantic-anti-green-network/

                        Link Preview Image
                        The Vested Interests Lobbying for North Sea Oil and Gas Expansion

                        In the wake of the fossil fuel crisis created by Donald Trump’s war in Iran, a host of influential figures and groups in the UK have been calling not for the rapid rollout of renewable energy, but a growing reliance on oil and gas. They have been calling for ramped up exploration of the UK’s […]

                        favicon

                        DeSmog (www.desmog.com)

                        The fossil fuel industry funds fascism globally.

                        https://www.nytimes.com/2025/12/20/us/politics/koch-network-2024-election-trump.html

                        Tech is co-opted

                        Just a moment...

                        favicon

                        (www.axios.com)

                        https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-04-06/google-thiel-stand-out-in-saudi-prince-s-silicon-valley-tour

                        https://www.businessinsider.com/saudi-arabia-crown-prince-visits-apple-google-2018-4

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                        63 billionaires funded Jan 6.

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                        While much has been made of the shock and dismay at last week's insurrection by America's corporate leaders,

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                        Mueller never investigated the recipients of Putin's election meddling.

                        Why not?
                        https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2018/06/the-nra-spent-dollar30-million-to-elect-trump-was-it-russian-money

                        https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/05/20/larry-ellison-oracle-trump-election-challenges/

                        This isn’t simply campaign finance, it's vast public corruption on an international scale.

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                          63 billionaires funded Jan 6.

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                          Trump’s Billionaire Enablers: The 63 Billionaires Worth $243 Billion Who Bankrolled Trumps Re-Election Bid

                          While much has been made of the shock and dismay at last week's insurrection by America's corporate leaders,

                          favicon

                          Common Dreams (www.commondreams.org)

                          Mueller never investigated the recipients of Putin's election meddling.

                          Why not?
                          https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2018/06/the-nra-spent-dollar30-million-to-elect-trump-was-it-russian-money

                          https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/05/20/larry-ellison-oracle-trump-election-challenges/

                          This isn’t simply campaign finance, it's vast public corruption on an international scale.

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                          3/
                          https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/01/07/us/elections/electoral-college-biden-objectors.html

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                          How Charles Koch Purchased the Supreme Court’s EPA Decision

                          Decades of contributions aimed at influencing the judiciary bought fossil fuel billionaire Charles Koch the EPA ruling he’s always wanted.

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                          The donors that bought 147 congressional election deniers, a Supreme Court, and numerous government bodies

                          Investigate these entities first.

                          1. SpaceX $288,723,409
                          2. Adelson Clinic/Miriam Adelson $146,881,700
                          3. Uline Inc $146,027,201
                          4. Citadel LLC $108,669,316
                          5. Susquehanna International Group $101,468,362
                          6. Andreessen Horowitz $89,036,553
                          7. Empower Parents PAC $82,500,000
                          8. Coinbase $79,008,020
                          9. Elliott Management $68,846,510

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                            https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/01/07/us/elections/electoral-college-biden-objectors.html

                            Link Preview Image
                            How Charles Koch Purchased the Supreme Court’s EPA Decision

                            Decades of contributions aimed at influencing the judiciary bought fossil fuel billionaire Charles Koch the EPA ruling he’s always wanted.

                            favicon

                            The Intercept (theintercept.com)

                            The donors that bought 147 congressional election deniers, a Supreme Court, and numerous government bodies

                            Investigate these entities first.

                            1. SpaceX $288,723,409
                            2. Adelson Clinic/Miriam Adelson $146,881,700
                            3. Uline Inc $146,027,201
                            4. Citadel LLC $108,669,316
                            5. Susquehanna International Group $101,468,362
                            6. Andreessen Horowitz $89,036,553
                            7. Empower Parents PAC $82,500,000
                            8. Coinbase $79,008,020
                            9. Elliott Management $68,846,510

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                            10. Securing American Greatness $67,558,284
                            11. Senate Leadership Fund $67,445,300
                            12. Club for Growth $59,846,594
                            13. Koch Inc $49,092,685
                            14. Blackstone Group $48,609,890
                            15.  Stand Together Chamber of Commerce $44,801,948
                            16. Restoration PAC $41,168,363
                            17. Crownquest Operating $35,752,512
                            18. Bigelow Aerospace $34,991,590
                            19. Building America's Future $33,670,000
                            20. Stephens Inc $27,343,518
                            21. British American Tobacco $26,175,838
                            22. American Prosperity Alliance $22,549,000

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                              10. Securing American Greatness $67,558,284
                              11. Senate Leadership Fund $67,445,300
                              12. Club for Growth $59,846,594
                              13. Koch Inc $49,092,685
                              14. Blackstone Group $48,609,890
                              15.  Stand Together Chamber of Commerce $44,801,948
                              16. Restoration PAC $41,168,363
                              17. Crownquest Operating $35,752,512
                              18. Bigelow Aerospace $34,991,590
                              19. Building America's Future $33,670,000
                              20. Stephens Inc $27,343,518
                              21. British American Tobacco $26,175,838
                              22. American Prosperity Alliance $22,549,000

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                              23. Manzanita Management Group $22,159,143
                              24. America First Action/America First Policies $21,724,798
                              25. Mountaire Corp $21,375,080
                              26. Reyes Holdings $21,192,607
                              27. Energy Transfer LP $19,321,695
                              28. Hendricks Holding Co $19,306,538

                              Just a moment...

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                              These individuals fund Trump & the GOP's corruption:

                              1. Elon Musk $291,482,587
                              2. Timothy Mellon $197,047,200
                              3. Miriam Adelson $148,304,900
                              4. Richard Uihlein $143,498,936
                              5. Ken Griffin $108,402,284
                              6. Jeff Yass $101,128,680

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                                23. Manzanita Management Group $22,159,143
                                24. America First Action/America First Policies $21,724,798
                                25. Mountaire Corp $21,375,080
                                26. Reyes Holdings $21,192,607
                                27. Energy Transfer LP $19,321,695
                                28. Hendricks Holding Co $19,306,538

                                Just a moment...

                                favicon

                                (www.opensecrets.org)

                                These individuals fund Trump & the GOP's corruption:

                                1. Elon Musk $291,482,587
                                2. Timothy Mellon $197,047,200
                                3. Miriam Adelson $148,304,900
                                4. Richard Uihlein $143,498,936
                                5. Ken Griffin $108,402,284
                                6. Jeff Yass $101,128,680

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                                They funded an insane wannabe dictator into the Oval Office. Deliberately.

                                7. Paul E. Singer $66,800,800
                                8. Marc Andreessen $42,365,113
                                9. Stephen Schwarzman $40,202,039
                                10. Timothy Dunn $35,780,200
                                11. Rob Bigelow $34,991,500
                                12. Diane Hendricks $33,165,417
                                13. JJ Ricketts $32,273,650
                                14. Shirley W. Ryan $32,198,116
                                15. Warren A. Stephens $25,895,650
                                16. Isaac & Laura Perlmutter $25,344,890
                                17. Vince & Linda McMahon $23,961,659
                                18. Ronnie & Nina Cameron $21,372,500
                                19. Jan Koum $20,855,091

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                                  They funded an insane wannabe dictator into the Oval Office. Deliberately.

                                  7. Paul E. Singer $66,800,800
                                  8. Marc Andreessen $42,365,113
                                  9. Stephen Schwarzman $40,202,039
                                  10. Timothy Dunn $35,780,200
                                  11. Rob Bigelow $34,991,500
                                  12. Diane Hendricks $33,165,417
                                  13. JJ Ricketts $32,273,650
                                  14. Shirley W. Ryan $32,198,116
                                  15. Warren A. Stephens $25,895,650
                                  16. Isaac & Laura Perlmutter $25,344,890
                                  17. Vince & Linda McMahon $23,961,659
                                  18. Ronnie & Nina Cameron $21,372,500
                                  19. Jan Koum $20,855,091

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                                  These folks fund Trump's kleptocracy.

                                  20. Thomas Klingenstein $17,410,263
                                  21. Rob Walton $17,572,601
                                  22. Janet J. Duchossois $16,306,033
                                  23. Howard W. Lutnick $16,503,667
                                  24. Kelcy L. Warren $16,151,105
                                  25. Walter W. Buckley Jr. $15,522,500
                                  26. Thomas Peterffy $14,305,900
                                  27. Anthony Pratt $14,000,000
                                  28. Sherrilyn Fisher $13,299,894
                                  29. David Millstone $13,413,486
                                  30. Lynne Walton $13,037,750
                                  31. Charles Schwab $12,801,600
                                  32. Stephen Wynn $12,518,750
                                  33. Anthony Lomangino $9,529,705

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                                    These folks fund Trump's kleptocracy.

                                    20. Thomas Klingenstein $17,410,263
                                    21. Rob Walton $17,572,601
                                    22. Janet J. Duchossois $16,306,033
                                    23. Howard W. Lutnick $16,503,667
                                    24. Kelcy L. Warren $16,151,105
                                    25. Walter W. Buckley Jr. $15,522,500
                                    26. Thomas Peterffy $14,305,900
                                    27. Anthony Pratt $14,000,000
                                    28. Sherrilyn Fisher $13,299,894
                                    29. David Millstone $13,413,486
                                    30. Lynne Walton $13,037,750
                                    31. Charles Schwab $12,801,600
                                    32. Stephen Wynn $12,518,750
                                    33. Anthony Lomangino $9,529,705

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                                    Tax the rich.

                                    34. J. Christopher Reyes $9,536,425
                                    35. Jay Winters Faison $9,084,324
                                    36. James Davis $8,497,854
                                    37. John W. Childs $8,694,286
                                    38. Patricia Duggan $8,446,099
                                    39. Richard G. Haworth $7,500,800
                                    40. Marc J. Rowan $8,721,299
                                    41. Jeffrey Specher, Kelly Loeffler $7,052,013
                                    42. John L. Nau III $7,030,556
                                    43. John & Shannon V. Addison $6,757,065
                                    44. Robert H. Book $6,986,387
                                    45. Susan Fox $6,687,414
                                    46. Patricia Perkins-Leone $6,606,600
                                    47. Jeffrey Hildebrand $6,508,389

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                                      8/

                                      Tax the rich.

                                      34. J. Christopher Reyes $9,536,425
                                      35. Jay Winters Faison $9,084,324
                                      36. James Davis $8,497,854
                                      37. John W. Childs $8,694,286
                                      38. Patricia Duggan $8,446,099
                                      39. Richard G. Haworth $7,500,800
                                      40. Marc J. Rowan $8,721,299
                                      41. Jeffrey Specher, Kelly Loeffler $7,052,013
                                      42. John L. Nau III $7,030,556
                                      43. John & Shannon V. Addison $6,757,065
                                      44. Robert H. Book $6,986,387
                                      45. Susan Fox $6,687,414
                                      46. Patricia Perkins-Leone $6,606,600
                                      47. Jeffrey Hildebrand $6,508,389

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                                      Get rid of Citizens United & their tax cuts.

                                      48. Bernard Marcus $9,397,150
                                      49. Steve Brodie $6,481,298
                                      50. Daniel Newlin $6,063,928
                                      51. Trevor D. Rees-Jones $5,765,124
                                      52. Ross & Sarah Perot $5,643,416
                                      53. Harold C. Simmons $5,596,530
                                      54. Kelly Navarro $5,373,100
                                      55. Alice Walton $10,248,000
                                      56. Rob Granieri $5,587,899

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                                        @barbra @inthehands The problem is that by the time the signs of demantia are obvious enough to diagnoze officially, the person is already pretty advanced, (but can still have good days).

                                        In a case such as Trump, because the chief of staff can hide the president on his down days, we don't get to see such obvious signs. The tell will be when he forgets to use utensils during state dinner visible to foreign leaders (or to media).

                                        Differentiating between normal Trump & mental illness is hard

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                                        @jfmezei @inthehands We can tell when someone use a sociopath - they will tell you with their actions, and Trump has screamed sociopath for decades. The Goldberg Rule was always bullshit.

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                                          @jfmezei @inthehands We can tell when someone use a sociopath - they will tell you with their actions, and Trump has screamed sociopath for decades. The Goldberg Rule was always bullshit.

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                                          @barbra @inthehands And it is because Trump has been sociopath for decades that it becomes hard to diagnose dementia since he is just worse than before and it's impossible to measure until there are clear signs.

                                          Normally, imagining that everyone is against you and stealing stuff from you is textbook psychosis. But Trump has worked so hard to make ennemies, that it is true that everyone is against him.

                                          His inability to let go of crowd sie, and now the 2020 election loss does point to problem.

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